Sentence examples for still blurred from inspiring English sources

But the point is still blurred.

The answer is still blurred, although 2.25 might have some currency.

12 21 06: The ADF is active again, though the readout is still blurred.

With the line still blurred between hedging and proprietary trading, there was no clear answer.

With the economy stalled and the political horizon still blurred, many Egyptians now suspect the army of dragging its boots.

They perch among us, on chain-link fences, clotheslines still blurred from the just-hung weight of clothes, windowsills, the hood of a faded-blue Chevy, their wings folding slowly, as if being put away, before snapping once, into flight.

Despite the large knowledge on proteasome biological role, molecular mechanisms associated with its impairment are still blur.

The New York painter, who is also known for her forays into sculpture, animation, and zine-making (her latest issue is available by the door for a dollar), seems to confine herself enthusiastically to a single medium here, but pay attention: she's still blurring lines.

I'm very early on in my transition – I still blur a line – but I know the changes are going to be coming, and I fear how she's going to interpret them and whether that will affect if she's physically attracted to me is terrifying.

That a philosopher perceptive enough to note and so accurately diagnose Nagel's mistake could still blur the two distinctions is a testament to the depth of the confusion about these distinctions embedded throughout the current philosophical literature.

The mist was still blurring the mountaintops when America's Olympic canoe team wet its paddles in Lake Hodges Wednesday, irking fishermen who were angling for hefty big-mouth bass and leaving eager photographers in their wake.