"The industry has done a great job of kind of blurring the lines between a hatchback and a wagon".
Your article pointing to the danger of blurring lines between military action and humanitarian assistance echoes a growing concern of humanitarian actors.
In forthcoming research conducted by Flex in the UK, and with partners in the Netherlands and Romania, findings repeatedly highlight the dangers of blurring lines between labour inspection and immigration enforcement.
It is a bold and daring faith, not afraid of blurring lines of cultural and religious identity.
And what about his appearance of blurring racial lines?
But the two are not the same thing, so don't make the mistake of blurring those lines.
This uber luxury phone is the brainchild of Austrian designer-jeweler Peter Aloisson, king of blurring the lines between gadget, art and jewelery.
Sensors are affected by the dancers' movements: lines on the stage turn wavy, puddle shapes become whirlpools, and lines of numbers blur.
Even in these most important moments of life and death, when I might have hoped for some religious clarity, the lines of religion blurred again right in front of me.
The year 2014 was one in which Michael Wilshaw accused headteachers of blurring the line between friendliness and familiarity.
