Sentence examples for sometimes blurry from inspiring English sources

The photographs in both series are somewhat abstract, sometimes blurry, giving them a haunted, ephemeral feel.

It is very much a work in progress, full of bugs and information gaps, and sometimes blurry, careering virtual tours.

As the lens moves, a slit shutter sweeps across a wide plane of film, creating a sometimes blurry cinematic effect.

The images suffer from the failings one might expect of any cell-phone picture: a bit haphazard, sometimes blurry, the colors washed out rather than stained in.

To be sure, the new print is a little problematic; it's sometimes blurry on the outer perimeter, the result of coming from an old and stretched negative.

The line these days between restaurant and cult of personality is sometimes blurry, and a recent visit to March provided a tidy illustration of that.

The roles of bullies and victims can sometimes be blurry, especially when someone who was bullied in school grows up to be the aggressor.

The sometimes-blurry lines between the LDS church and politics can be illustrated by the 2008 passage of Proposition 8 in California, which amended the state's constitution to ban gay marriage.

Even as neurologists like Oliver Sacks probe the sometimes-blurry boundaries between sight and sound, sensory hackers are turning themselves and each other into guinea pigs (or ferrets, if you like) and set off on adventures at the frontier of neo-sensory perception.

Dennis Hunt from the Los Angeles Times said that "the video is sometimes distracting and blurry, wonder what went wrong during recording.

They're sometimes too blurry.