Sentence examples for seems blurry from inspiring English sources

The play, directed by Rebecca Taichman, feels more at ease in the contemporary scenes than in the period ones: Ms. Greenidge's perspective on the past seems blurry, and her sense of character loses some of its complexity.

He did, however, try to shoot someone (although the record seems blurry here, giving the author room to cast some doubt on the exact nature of the assault and Smith's intentions).

Her position even seems blurry on the two-state solution that has anchored American policy since the late 1980s, when George H.W. Bush was President.

I chose actively not to do it [read about it pharmacokinetics] since the whole story seems blurry and I think it is better to straighten out what it´s all about before one digs in into the details".

You also may have noticed that your vision seems blurry and that it almost hurts to keep your eyes open.

The lines between Christie's political campaign and the work of the prosecutors often seemed blurry.

The precision of that demand somehow made the whole project seem blurry.

The border between introspective and non-introspective knowledge can begin to seem blurry with respect to bodily self-knowledge such as proprioceptive knowledge about the position of one's limbs or nociceptive knowledge about one's pains.

But to me, my vision just seemed blurry.

The future does seem blurry at best for the 75,000 people still living in Kandahar province's Panjwayi district, one of Afghanistan's bloodiest battlefields from the latest war, second only to the neighbouring Helmand province.

The non-Retina device seems downright blurry or fuzzy compared to the Retina device.