Sentence examples for may seem blurred from inspiring English sources

Both Turner and Howarth explain why boundaries between the living and the dead may seem blurred.

Her beat seemed blurred; the orchestra's coordination, approximate.

Your eyesight seems blurred; you can't see clearly.

But however much they may seem to blur together, Benghazi is distinct from trumped-up scandals like Travelgate, or deeply personal ones like the Monica Lewinsky affair.

Even though the distinction may seem to be blurred in the Roman Catholic and Eastern (both Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox) traditions, most Christian monastics, both men and women, continue to be laypersons (i.e., "brothers" and "sisters" who take vows but are not ordained).

The Visitor may seem to have blurred his original distinction between practical and theoretical by including commanding knowledge (epitaktikê) in the latter category.

In this light, the distinctions between traditional research and CBPR may seem to be more blurred.

Strange as it may seem in these days of increasingly blurred gender norms, watching a woman dressed as a man singing songs of love for women may actually be a more exotic entertainment today than it was a century ago.

That may seem perverse.

This may seem unsurprising.

That may seem churlish.