Sentence examples for make blurry from inspiring English sources

Erik Johnson laments the fact that he has less waiting for him back at home than anyone else on the show -- even though all he talks about is his girlfriend and how much he loves her and wants to see her again and make blurry art about her -- and ARTINFO senses that this statement is an omen that he is going to get kicked off this episode.

And yet the strong hippie vibe about Ojos de Brujo makes blurry relativism of the project.

On Saturday evening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art the presence of some storied violins made blurry distinctions even more ambiguous than usual.

It was made blurry by shaky ball-striking by Fowler and Woods, who combined to hit 15 of 28 fairways and only 21 of 36 greens.

Mr. Christensen, also a stain painter, makes blurry white lines on black fields, creating compositions that read at once as large, impulsive doodles in neon and as diagrams of possibly cosmic significance (Ken Johnson).

Mr. Christensen, also a stain painter, makes blurry white lines on black fields, creating compositions that read at once as large, impulsive doodles in neon and as diagrams of possibly cosmic significance (Johnson).

If the offense has at least made blurry all the images of futility predicted for it with the departure of Johnson, the future of the defense did not appear so reassuring.

My testing of portrait mode on the iPhone XS says that it is massively improved,  but that there are still some very evident quirks that will lead to weirdness in some shots like wrong things made blurry and halos of light appearing around subjects.

Most of the tunes are improvised, with a bare harmonic center; he runs his trumpet through wah-wah pedals and electronic effects to make it blurry and cloudy.

Taking pictures through glass or snapping a particularly busy or fast-moving scene may make for blurry photos, as can photographing a monochromatic setting — because the camera's autofocus sensor may have a hard time discerning subject from background.

Saving your photos at a low resolution like 72 dots per inch typically allows them to look decent on screen, but will make for blurry, jagged images if someone tries to download and print the file.