Sentence examples for to blurred from inspiring English sources

But nothing could apparently compare to Miley Cyrus's raunchy performance with Robin Thicke to Blurred Lines at the VMA Awards.

I have no Gaelic and follow the dialogue via titles splattered on to blurred images scudding across a screen at the back of the often-darkened stage.

One track, "Word Crimes", an attack on sloppy grammar set to "Blurred Lines", also made the singles chart, making him only the third artist to have a Top 40 hit in each of the last four decades.

Responses to Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke ranged from YouTube parodies to photo essays in which women displayed lyrics from the song that were said to them by their actual rapists.

When lenses stayed in place for long periods, earlier acrylic materials sometimes blocked the passage of oxygen to the cornea, leading to blurred vision, swelling of the eyes and even nerve damage.

The news will come as no surprise to many – their relationship has long been the subject of split rumours, ever since Thicke released his NSFW accompanying video to "Blurred Lines", which featured topless models bouncing about in front of balloons that spelled out the phrase 'Robin Thicke has a big d**k'.

Other cases of missing information are subtler and relate to blurred-out areas in Google Maps, such as certain military installations, or pixelated houses in Street View.

That is, a correction signal is added to the blurred signal to reconstruct the original high-frequency component.

One way to test this hypothesis is to compare blurred versions of the visual displays viewed centrally to non-blurred versions of the display viewed peripherally.

Exposure to the "blurred" amplitude spectra of mammograms is sufficient to induce adaptation to the blur, altering judgments of image focus and biasing threshold contrast sensitivity.

There are several problems related to this task, mainly due to the blurred boundaries between background and foreground definitions.