Sentence examples for intentional blurring from inspiring English sources
A second video also showed signs of intentional blurring, and a third appeared to be missing as much as 20 seconds that, Chavez said, probably were deleted.
The specious argument overlooks Fox's intentional blurring of the line (e.g. allowing the Hannitys and Bill O'Reillys to use the Fox logo, sit at a news-like desk and conduct post-debate interviews).
One is the intentional blurring between private and public, the second is the very human inconsistencies in the application of biblical edicts and the third is the inherent un-Americanism of the entire exercise.
Once Brexit is out the way, we can then all come together and get on with building the "vicarage values" of Empire 2.0, as though May's intentional blurring of Englishness and Britishness is a deliberate attempt to alienate voters north of the border.
Public Enemy member Chuck D acknowledges that the group's use of noise was an intentional attempt to blur the boundaries between popular music and the noise of everyday life, a decision which writer Jason W. Buel says "ran directly counter to the values of mainstream music of the time".
To create the visuals for "Never Knew," McGloughlin turned to a number of tried and true photographic techniques including long-exposure timelapse photography, and employed the art of the intentional lens blur for the beautiful bokeh blooms.
The lines are quickly blurring, and that is absolutely intentional.
Though the book partially intends to tell a different side of the kids from Kids, a movie that confused some as to whether or not it was actually a documentary, Stones and High felt that the blurring was intentional by Clark through the employment of non-actors.
Blur, blur, blur," he said.
Blur, blur, blur," the president complained.
