Sentence examples for somewhat blurred from inspiring English sources

His face is somewhat blurred and his chest is naked.

This distinction may become somewhat blurred, since many modern machines employ a combination of both methods.

Although the exact ingredients remain somewhat blurred, this dish I make is similar.

Some are centred to such an extent on a specific situation or request of the poet that the distinctions between these sections become somewhat blurred.

Usage recognizes no clear distinction between logistic and nonlogistic services, but a somewhat blurred one has grown out of the traditional and opprobrious identification of logistics with noncombat rear-area activities.

In Rampart, his first original screenplay to reach the screen, Ellroy is struggling with his own demons, and the result is forceful if somewhat blurred, and narrower in focus than Curtis Hanson's excellent film of Ellroy's LA Confidential.

Although the effectiveness of muscarinic receptor antagonists for the treatment of OAB has been shown, adverse effects, such as dry mouth, constipation, and blurred vision have somewhat limited their usefulness.

Not that anyone could mistake a Richter, especially not his distinctively blurred photo-paintings: distanced, ungraspable, even somewhat tremulous at times, challenging the viewer to discern what, if anything, is true or even knowable about a realistic painting.

Moreover, the blurred FFT pattern is observed, which indicates somewhat a random formation of AlN nanostructures.

Due to the limited microscopic resolution the transition from DNA signal to background is not sharp but blurred and the position of the nuclear surface varies somewhat with the applied threshold.

Jack Colback, Shelvey's replacement here, is an accomplished midfielder but Colback has been out for some weeks with blurred vision occasioned by a stray elbow in an eye and at times he appeared somewhat tentative against opponents who have now won five of their last six games.