Sentence examples for sort of blurry from inspiring English sources
The TiVo user is able to speed through the commercials but not skip them entirely: the ad still makes some sort of blurry impression on the viewer.
Not a drop-dead deadline, you see, but a sort of blurry deadline, a faint-line deadline, from which we can stagger toward a realistic deadline if we like, or decide at that point to play a different game altogether.
One could argue that the American dream is the subject of every American novel, a sort of blurry-eyed national obsession with having it all and coming out on top, or in the case of most plot-driven literature, the failures and breakdowns in that quasi-noble pursuit.
What's that you say: eight more lagers, drunk in rapid succession before having a sort of blurry-eyed fight with a bouncer, swinging both weak fists but failing entirely to connect, the bouncer taking such pity on me that instead of fracturing my skull he calls me a taxi?
"It can look kind of blurry anyway," Cheng said.
"Kind of blurry," Giguère said, recalling the commotion around him.
The Eye looked kind of blurry on Tuesday morning.
"The line's kind of blurry.
This general sort of "composite effect" sounds unspecific and blurry, enough to cast doubt on the findings.
Instead, it remains suspended, like some sort of peculiar optical illusion that is blurry to some and all too clear to others.
