Sentence examples for is blurred to from inspiring English sources

Still, for most consumers of both platforms, the cost of the operating system is blurred to the point of complete obscurity.

When questioned on the subject during an interview on The Sauce in 2007, Crahan explained that when the band perform, the masks are always a part of their show and footage of them unmasked is blurred to represent this.

In other words, Einstein has been reduced to the fine details of his eyebrows and mustache, while Monroe is blurred to the point that general features like hair and mouth shape are all we can make out.

( Note: the spell in the picture is blurred to prevent misuse and plagiarism. Remember, spells are always more powerful when you write them yourself! ).

The F sharp minor Prelude was blurred to the point of messiness, and his stamina flagged in later numbers.

But critics claim that the lines are blurred to such a degree as to make the distinction meaningless.

The pixels are blurred to comply with strict legislation from 2009 that, among other things, forbids televised images of people smoking.

In her monologues, the lines between reality and fantasy are blurred to the point that you begin to wonder if even she knows the difference between the two.

The lines between my work and my social life were blurred to say the least: work/life balance was not a phrase used back then!

Some images of soldiers' faces have been blurred to protect their identity, at the request of the IDF.

*Kitti is most likely a cover name, but her photo has been blurred to protect her identity.