Sentence examples for general blur from inspiring English sources
Among the ladies, Stephanie McKeon's bright-voiced Natalie is the only one to emerge from the general blur.
When objects snap into focus, they only add an antic surrealism a cup of tea! a gray raincoat! a lump of sugar!—to the general blur.
In their confusion as they hurried past, Mrs. Nakamura, with her children, and Father Kleinsorge, with Mr. Fukai on his back, hardly saw him; he was just part of the general blur of misery through which they moved.
If the men's wear industry is to be believed, stretch -- once confined in my mind to prom limos and the truth -- is here to stay in tailored clothing, thanks to the general blur between business wear and casual and an awakening on the part of men that fashion can help them, too, feel sexual.
Traditional no-reference blur methods usually focus on a particular coding artifact for quality prediction and hence their performance is compromised in circumstances of more general blur.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 11 , 1937P. 27 General blurring of critical faculty is one of the first symptoms of mood for war.
The jihadists get out – and they take their iPads with them; the use of the web to radicalise young British Muslims and recruit them to the cause is an established fact: if the medium is the message, the message in this case is a general blurring between the virtual and the actual; between thoughts and speech acts, between words and deeds.
I argue that such notions are inconsistent with the general blurring of lines between foreign and domestic affairs that has typified the process of globalization.
Shift misalignment will result in a general blurring of the final tomogram, whereas axis misalignment will result in distinctive arcing artefacts [4].
But the instruction to American diplomats to hoover up "biometric data" and other personal details from officials working there, including the secretary-general, blurs the line between diplomacy and espionage.
