Sentence examples for great blurring from inspiring English sources

The use of war in our present vocabulary is a great blurring and misrepresentation, as far as I can see".

There was a great blurring of bedrock distinctions here this week, the kind of distinctions that many Israelis have relied on to make sense of their stressful world.

They connect to vast, faceless numbers, demographics and hair-trigger channel switchers -- the great blur of the national mass -- not to daily subscribers and newsstand purchasers.

As video-game reviews replace book reviews in newspapers, next year's fair will surely see a greater blurring of the boundary between books and video games.

Artists and musicians are increasingly engaging with people, places and digital technology, creating different types of environments for creation and performance, with ever-greater blurring of boundaries between artforms.

"We will see a greater blurring of the lines between retail and hospitality, and shopping centers will tap into the local community," Berg added.

One BBC, Making it Happen, Creative Futures, they all blur into one great vacuous blur.

They surrounded themselves with things of great beauty, blurring the boundaries between art and conspicuous consumption.

And then there's me, a million miles away in America, watching from a great and blurring distance.

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"Flea, of course, is an anagram for Fela and Flea is so into this music – so that's been great," the Blur frontman told Stuff.