Sentence examples for mostly blurred from inspiring English sources

The line between politics and civil society movements are mostly blurred, and the fragmentation of underdogs, unprivileged social groups, is a major cause of their failure to form a united front for a joint struggle to restore their rights, or to push back against the encroachment of a far-reaching state onto private sphere of individuals and groups.

Six women had symptoms of visual disturbance, mostly blurred vision, and women with high levels of S100B tended to have visual disturbances more often (OR = 8.58; 95% CI = 0.90 81.72) (Table 3).

In general: 1/500 second shutter speed will freeze legs running/wheels turning; 1/125 second will begin to show motion; 1/60 will show legs/wheels with motion blur; 1/15 will be mostly blur, little detail.

The images are mostly blurs, but that is because of the speeds Steve Holcomb travels and no longer the result of a deficiency.

What do you get? Proper, mostly blur-free spyshots of the next Droid, keyboard and all.

If they exist, they're mostly blurs.

The setting of the story, as in the book, has mostly been blurred of distinguishing details, and the people have the rounded, two-dimensional features of old-fashioned Disney animation.

But this is light cable TV, suitable, as the show's rating tells us, for anyone over fifteen: the bodies are mostly waxed and safely blurred, and the bad words bleeped.

Despite these advantages, the imaged neurons appeared blurred, and mostly the cell bodies were visible.

In Wikimaps or Google Earth you can see any place or location but here also few places are hidden or blurred but mostly can get sufficient idea After repeated searches in Google or Yahoo, you get the real sites which are specialised in giving information on a particular product or place.

The little sightseeing that crew members have had time for has been mostly a blur.