Sentence examples for is too blurred from inspiring English sources

The relationship between ministers and civil servants is too blurred.

The legendary star-boss is too blurred out on pills to notice that Suzy doesn't know many facts.

If an expansion is suspected but the smear is too blurred to be sure about, then cleaving with Bgl II (which gives a normal fragment size of ~12 kb) will compress the smear enough to make it easily detectable.

If an expansion is suspected but the smear is too blurred to be sure about, then cleaving with BglII (which gives a normal fragment size of ~12 kb) will compress the smear enough to make it easily detectable.

Those legislators suggested today that the vision Mr. DiFrancesco has laid out for the area 10 years from now -- of a vast sports and entertainment complex with parks, canals, shops, restaurants, performance spaces, a new Giants stadium and a Nascar racetrack -- is too blurred and distant to recommend to their constituents.

It can be seen that the NT images are too heavily blurred to allow recognition of the letter patterns printed on the table tennis ball in all the frames.

Her appointment to the program kicked off a renewed debate over whether the lines between network news and entertainment were becoming too blurred.

[C13.] 'Big Brother Host Seekss Credibility The appointment of Julie Chen, the news reader on "The Early Show," as a host of the reality program "Big Brother" on CBS touched off a renewed debate over whether the lines between network news and entertainment were becoming too blurred.

In cases of nearsightedness the focusing ability of the cornea is too strong, resulting in blurred vision.

When the rate of the camera moving is too fast, we obtain largely blurred frames.

Indeed, working-class Diston is too grim for even Blur, Kinks or Jam tunes; it's the kind of place where life expectancy caps out around 60, and only the unlucky stick around longer".