Sentence examples for risk of blurring from inspiring English sources

With any other artist, these acts of ventriloquism might have run the risk of blurring the message inherent in the work or smudging the painstakingly retouched life story.

In order to avoid the risk of blurring advocacy with intelligence assessment, future dossiers God forbid that there should ever be any ought clearly to be the work of the government and not the JIC.

Blanchett's tendency to sink into the environment of the film and fully inhabit other lives includes within it the risk of blurring her own physical presence in favor of the character's, sometimes to such an extent that you forget whom you're watching.

Despite the risk of blurred signals, the variety of causes is also a strength, says Dave Karpf, an American analyst of the net; it allows the group to act as a hub, attracting members to one campaign and telling them about others.

The parameter ∑ represents the extent of blurring.

Figure 4 Wavelet decomposition of blurred image.

In the Oregon case, accusing such a wide range of people of the same crime risks blurring the line between supporting the occupation, witnessing it unfold and actively participating.

It also risks blurring the boundaries in the doctor-patient relationship which could impact on the quality of care they receive.

"From that standpoint, social media can create greater risk-taking and blur the boundary of when that risk is still healthy and when it has gone one-step too far".

There seems to be no reason to label the multipotent neural progenitors that persist throughout life as a subtype of astrocyte, which risks the blurring of clear functional distinctions among cell types.

I feel like I'm at risk of dissolving into a blur.