Sentence examples for maybe blurred from inspiring English sources

Cronenberg – his ability to heed guidance maybe blurred by three decades of critical adoration – does not follow Mr Morris' tip.

Change begins at the margins and moves to the centre; social media has made the edges more powerful, and the transit from margin to centre more swift – or maybe even blurred the distinction, as mainstream media sometimes scurries to catch up to a vibrant public debate in social and alternative media.

Mingus Rude was unreachable, blurred, maybe high, Dylan saw now.

After a while, you say the continuum is so blurred, maybe it covers almost all of us.

Think about if you want your background to be blurred or maybe you want to get the whole background in focus.

And maybe we sort of just blurred boundaries too much by taking on work that possibly isn't really appropriate for us to do".

It won't get the BLS to retract today's jobs report, but it might bully news organizations into avoiding objective economic analysis, and maybe even into blurring their reporting right now.

It was never going to be a biography film in the way that maybe the Blur one was".

However, it could be slightly overwhelming for those of us who are used to slapping a filter, or maybe a blur effect, on a photo and calling it a day.

I'm not saying patients just don't get the appropriate treatment but I think maybe the actual process gets a bit blurred sometimes.

The new rules will hopefully help Ducati narrow the gap to Yamaha and Honda, and maybe even start to blur the lines between Open and Satellite bikes this year, but it is unlikely that they will trouble the front runners too much.