Sentence examples for there is blurring from inspiring English sources
In most RECs surveyed in South Africa there is blurring of these two different categories of representatives.
The left side the hippocampal volume looks normal, but T2 signal intensity is slightly increased in the CA1 and CA2 sectors and there is blurring of the internal structure (a).
In the words of Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams (pictured), there are blurred lines, although thankfully financially there is not so much at stake.
Admittedly, there are blurred lines between rudeness and respectful attempts to understand someone's ideas, but academic institutions need to cultivate courteous seminar interactions.
There were blurred photocopies of old photographs, showing Korkut family members in elaborate Ottoman costume, and a family tree tracing Dervis's lineage to Korkut Beg, a Turk who had arrived in Herzegovina in the sixteenth century.
For millions of teenagers growing up in a culture where pornography is now ubiquitous – and where it influences male and female sexuality in incredibly damaging ways – it is more important than ever to counter the narrative that there are "blurred lines" around consent.
In the former case the answer will be found in philosophy of physics; in the latter case it will be found in metaphysics, epistemology, and other fields, though in each case there will be blurring between the disciplines.
There is a French motto: "Quand c'est flou, il y a un loup", meaning when it is blurred, there is a wolf – a danger.
For the SED, the cartoon u is blurred and there are some small-scale objects under the table (see Fig. 5 c).
There have been blurred photos and even the odd shaky home video.
