Sentence examples for looking blurry from inspiring English sources

If your phone has a camera and your photos have been looking blurry, you can clean its lens with a microfiber cloth or other wipe for use with camera lenses; a cotton swab moistened with distilled water can also take off stubborn grime.

Chief Executive Antonio Perez Antonio Perez has been guiding the photography giant through the rocky transition to digital imaging, and though he's shown some encouraging results, things are still looking blurry.

Maybe in all the excitement everything looked blurry.

Bale looks blurry because he runs very fast.

But he admitted that when he took them off, everything looked blurry.

The colors were not vivid, and many prints looked blurry, she said.

Depending on whether a fly, for instance, looks blurry or sharp, the spider can decide how far to jump.

Light is then focused in front of the retina instead of precisely on to it, making distant objects look blurry.

Zeitlinger wanted to set up a tracking shot; the faraway terrain might look blurry in an unsteady handheld shot.

So it was with "Siegfried" and "G?rd?erung": Projection effects that were impressive at the Met looked blurry, cheap or both in HD.

By this theory, the intersection of dark sea and starry sky would have looked blurry, reducing the contrast with the looming iceberg.