Sentence examples for seem blurred from inspiring English sources

In an area stretching north from there, in suburbs such as Judith's Paarl, the racial lines seem blurred, and people of many colors sit on their porches in the evening to discuss what the day has brought.

Precisely because communication to Mr. Clinton seem blurred or nonexistent, some leaders of gay organizations welcomed news that Marsha Scott, 47, a deputy assistant to the President, had been named as the new liaison.

We live in a more atomised society than in the past; an age in which many people feel peculiarly disengaged from mainstream social institutions and in which moral lines often seem blurred and identities distorted.

The weeks seem blurred and indistinct to me now, though I remember the glimmers of it: Brazil, Bridgwater, Santa Fé; mimosa blossom, Heart of Gold, the sound of choughs on a warm Welsh morning.

Eli Peli, a researcher at the Schepens Eye Research Institute in Boston, is developing software that can enhance the quality of a TV image for people with visual impairments such as macular degeneration a disease that makes images on the screen seem blurred and distorted.

The trooper is immaculately clean shaven, with a pallid complexion which makes his face seem blurred, as if he were done in watercolours.

Her beat seemed blurred; the orchestra's coordination, approximate.

The leaves were off the trees and the edges of things seemed blurred.

Despite rallying to win five games since becoming the Broncos' starting quarterback, Tebow has a throwing motion that is a mess, field vision that seems blurred.

a President after a bitter & mean-spirited campaign in which the distinction between real & unreal, news & entertainment, seems blurred beyond recognition & in which politics seems dangerously out of touch with the world we inhabit.

Clara had her arm around her date, who looked doughier than I recalled, his round face almost featureless, his eyebrows vanished; even the point of his green toothpick seemed blurred.