Sentence examples for it would blur from inspiring English sources

Since ink spreads in skin, it would blur.

It would blur the boundaries between the two conflicts, bring additional misery to Iraq and pose enormous challenges for Iraq's neighbors and the United States.

The majority of charities are also against this move, primarily because it would blur the boundaries between commitment to a cause and financial reward.

They claimed it would blur the lines between propaganda and journalism, and asked Facebook to exempt news publishers.

It does not smear, and it prevents seepage that would blur the image.

Fox News Network trademarked the phrase "Fair and Balanced" in 1998 to describe its news coverage, and network lawyers claimed that Mr. Franken's use of the phrase in his book would "blur and tarnish" it.

In a move characteristic of Tenorio's method, the tenderness between the two men is given sharp poignancy when it's revealed that they once shared a kiss, and that Fortunado has been "counting off days and weeks since it happened, believing that enough passing time would blur the night into one that perhaps never happened at all".

I remember thinking, when I first saw "Ever Is Over All," that it heralded a dawning era of rococo pleasures, which would blur boundaries between art and entertainment in no end of surprising ways.

Its  overly broad definition of anti-Semitism would blur the distinction between acts of intolerance directed at individuals and criticism of the state of Israel.

It was both fortunate and coincidental, the two said separately, that events in the "The West Wing" would blur into the real politics of the nation.

Moreover, while it is fine to treat non-predicative V-DE constructions as conventionalized constructions, such a treatment, however, would blur the distinction between predicative and non-predicative V-DE constructions as predicative V-DE constructions are arguably also conventionalized constructions.