Sentence examples for from the blurry from inspiring English sources

"The light picked her out dramatically from the blurry dark background," he writes.

It's hard to make out much from the blurry footage of a brownish object flying past Clinton's head, but pause and zoom in.

It is a departure from the blurry social boundaries of Snapchat, where it's generally impossible to know whether you alone are receiving a message.

This picture would have been taken in the mid-30s, a decade before I was born; and almost certainly (to judge from the blurry background houses) in France.

Ultimately, Gloeckner says, she has no choice but rigorous honesty, including this: Gloeckner doesn't flinch from the blurry lines between experimentation and exploitation.

They offer a mark of difference from the blurry images casually consumed for free on the internet; they help to make fashion magazines escapist paradises suitable for securing high-end advertising.

There will be a chokehold photo, a blurry running-away-from-the-camera photo and a sticking-out-the-tongues photo.

So he lurks in the interstices of the back four, then melts from plain sight into the blurry hinterlands of a defender's peripheral vision.

In this passage, Enid, a nurse who has just heard an account of a crime from a patient, ponders the blurry distinction between truth and lies: Could a person make up something so detailed and diabolical?

But over the coming months, his brain gradually learned to interpret the signals it was receiving from his eyes, and the blurry and confusing world began to come into focus.

Many commentators over the years have remarked on the special role that television played in our absorption of the news of that weekend, from the first blurry bulletins on Friday afternoon to the meticulously directed images of the funeral.