Sentence examples for its blurring from inspiring English sources

It satirised the pervasive nature of television and its blurring of news, entertainment, and home shopping by attempting to instill "sensory overload" in its audience.

The American case is not helped by its blurring of the two distinct complaints: I.P.R. theft and national security threats.

Although the film formally recalls Richard Linklater's peripatetic love stories, "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset," "Certified Copy" is very much a Kiarostami film in its blurring of fiction and nonfiction.

In both its explicitness and its blurring of the boundary between the private and the public, Lamprou's portrait calls to mind the taboo-breaking work of the young American photographer, Leigh Ledare.

The Jogging's self-conscious embrace of the Web's vernacular, its shameless courting of attention, and its blurring of the real and the virtual were well suited to a post-Internet moment.

That series, I tell Banks, with its dense serialised story arcs, its antihero lead and its blurring of good and evil, was fairly prescient about the direction US TV has taken.

Figure 18 shows the relationship between the speed of a table tennis ball and its blur index (Delta lambda ') for the IT and NT images.

With its blur of contradictory emotions and miasma of ill will "Margot" can be a disorienting, even anxiety-provoking experience.

-- Kentucky should at least be susceptible to some anxiety in a close game, something that exposes its youthfulness and hinders its blur of talent.

No. 2 Oregon is best known for its blur of a tempo, No. 3 Boise State for its mischievous creativity and No. 4 Texas Christian for its defensive versatility.

Lack of consensus on SE definitions originates from its blur boundary which consequently affects theorizing in its realm.