Sentence examples for slightly blurry from inspiring English sources

And he invented signs for the Vienna Airport that are, on purpose, slightly blurry.

"You just get really nice things bumping into one another and getting these slightly blurry harmonies".

In its slightly blurry, photographic realism, the painting presents an implacably empirical view of the world.

Rather than appearing sharper, the letters wind up looking slightly blurry.

In that eye, distance vision may stay slightly blurry, but the other eye will compensate.

The text lay flat on the screen and, even with a few slightly blurry words, it was easy to read.

I was a bit too alert, slightly jittery, blurry around the edges.

Her face is subtly different from the photograph on the book jacket, as if reflected in an ever-so-slightly blurry mirror, but still recognizable as the woman her husband called "the blond princess of Perry Street," after their Greenwich Village address.

Although we personally attended a most-impressive Bernie Sanders rally this week (which we wrote about earlier, with slightly-blurry photos), we have to say that Hillary Clinton was easily the winner of the Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week award this week, for the speech she gave yesterday.

The result is often blurry, slightly pixilated photographs, which I'm guessing would be even more captivating and creepy if we could see them with the kind of precision and clarity that is often found on the Internet.

I know the face I see in photos, too, but that can't be me, because I can feel that my face is animated and lively and the one in photos is invariably slightly cross or blurry or has one puffed-out cheek because I'm in the middle of eating.