Sentence examples similar to makes blurred from inspiring English sources

It's probably some token of what makes Blur different that his tale is perhaps the most fascinating of all: he's now not only a prospective Labour candidate at the next election, but a trainee solicitor, who spends his Tuesday nights working as a "police station representative" for some of London's most vulnerable people.

Spatial linear interpolation makes blur artifacts.

For one, the lines between corporate and social interests have blurred, making social celebrities out of industry leaders or prominent retail executives like Leonard and Evelyn Lauder and Ari Kopelman (and, for that matter, Mr. de la Renta).

One result: the lines between business and government have blurred, making it hard to figure out who's in charge, or what an agency even is.

It seemed fitting to make Blur a permanent fixture on my body, but it took me a while to get it done.

"I had just some kind of infection in my left eye which made everything blurred so I just couldn't see," he explained.

I managed to read fragments, but the shock made them blur.

Duke didn't reply to any of the questions; he just kept on working, swearing whenever the rocking of the train made him blur his notations.

Weir's adaptations of that mode feature a very gentle sunlight and unmodulated, similar colors that tend to make scenes blur in a pleasant, soothing way.

The effort she puts out doesn't resolve the contradictions of her career ambition and self-sacrifice are never fully interchangeable but it can make them blur together.

This applies as much to how the legislative output of that political class has altered the role of key institutions – pillars of order that can make or blur the difference between a civilised society and a Hobbesian free-for-all.