The phrase "remain blurry" is a grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to continue being unclear or indistinct. You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as describing a situation, an image, a memory, or a feeling that is not clear or fully understood. Example: After the accident, the details of what happened remained blurry in John's mind.
Still, some of the details, like how much each retailer pays Mr. Grosshandler, remain blurry.
We all have our ways of developing character but their sources remain blurry.
Their back stories remain blurry, but their surroundings are crystal clear, photographed by Daryl Pittman in scorching shades of flamingo and lemon, turquoise and gold.
We don't have much sense of her as a writer, and while plenty of attention is paid to her amorous behavior, and to Ms. Arterton's healthy body, her motives remain blurry.
Mulkey said she received encouraging news Monday when the senior guard Melissa Jones reported that she could again see color and objects, even if they remain blurry, two weeks after bruising the optic nerve and losing vision in her right eye after a collision on the court.
Yet many things that occur in history remain blurry and without known causation, much to the chagrin of historians.
Verizon told the unions that about 300 union-represented jobs would be shifted into the NorthPoint operation, but details involving the outsourcing of related tasks remained blurry, a person close to the talks said.
Large parts of De La Hoya's life remained blurry by design.
Yesterday, as Tiffany F. Goldberg sat recovering in her hospital bed, the memory of the misfortune that had befallen her remained blurry and confusing.
Selective focus with the background remaining blurry is an option where there is more than one center of interest.
Yet, in pediatric sleep medicine, the lines remain frustratingly blurry.
