Sentence examples for more blurred and from inspiring English sources

Today such distinction feels more blurred and more difficult to defend than at any point since World War II.

Uniquely, it looks better as the evening progresses and things get a little more blurred and grimy.

It was quite raw for several months and then feelings become a little more blurred and you suppress them to another part of your brain.

In reality, the line between soft and hard money has become more and more blurred, and federal regulators have been reluctant to crack down on the use of soft money to help candidates, which is why some politicians and advocacy groups have called for soft money to be abolished.

In China, on the other hand, the lines are more blurred and the military reaches across all its space programmes.

Section L4, located 5 km farther south, is characterized by a more blurred and deeper C1 conductor.

The problem is without OIS there are more blurred photos and in low light the longer exposures also pick up small shakes which can impact shots.

As we can see, the image becomes more and more blurred as SNR decreases, and when the SNR decreases to -0.47, the image content almost cannot be identified with unaided eye.

And yet it troubles the mind, especially if you believe as I do that at a time when fact and fiction are ever more blurred in film and on television, there ought to be something sacred about the historical truth.

The drama is more blurred than usual, and scholars vary tremendously in their interpretation of the material.

We are victims of the fact that most of the news outlets, as well as the proliferation of reality TV (and the dividing line between "news" and reality TV is becoming more and more blurred), are conditioning the public to believe that screaming, yelling, interrupting and name-calling are the ways in which people conduct meaningful discourse.