Sentence examples for that blurs from inspiring English sources

Markt, an exhibition of work that blurs the line between fashion and art, is the latest.

Yet, privatization introduces a corporate veil that blurs both public oversight and legal accountability.

Writing that blurs the line between the colloquial and the facile.

It is a machine that blurs the line between sport and art.

"It's a new style of earbud that blurs the definition," said John Koss, the vice president.

But the line between past and present is not the only line that blurs.

Its whitewashed side gleams under the light of an invisible sun contrasting with the bluish haze that blurs all detail.

There is a lot of work in the show that blurs the line between commercial and fine art.

Soft news, also called market-centred journalism, journalistic style and genre that blurs the line between information and entertainment.

Especially at Regent University, Mr. Romney should avoid using language that blurs fundamental differences among religious traditions.

It is one of many features of Albany politics that blurs the lines between public and private interests.