Sentence examples for grew blurred from inspiring English sources
The Kremlin's official stance on these issues grew blurred.
But these lines grew blurred as more Americans went to college and the nation became more cosmopolitan.
As the work progressed so the initially transparent structure grew blurred, leading to an exciting but never showy climax.
Rhythm dissolved into an almost subliminal pulse or undulation; chords took on so many added notes that their identity grew blurred.
Yet these days the delineation between rural, urban and suburban landscapes is growing increasingly blurred.
In this era of infomercials and magalogs, the line between entertainment and advertising has grown increasingly blurred.
Cue a series of insanely vast sets where "as Caden's life begins to influence his production, the lines between reality and fiction grow increasingly blurred.
As the boundary between the physical and the digital grows increasingly blurred, imagining the internet of tomorrow just becomes an exercise in envisioning the future.
Klaus Biesenbach, the director of P.S. 1 and the curator of the Abramovic show, which opens March 14 at MoMA, sees even this apparently clear-cut distinction growing increasingly blurred.
The purview of "literature" has grown and blurred to include politics, science, history and more whatever a star-studded list of authors might have to talk about, it seems.
