Sentence examples for too blurred from inspiring English sources

The relationship between ministers and civil servants is too blurred.

"We type," she explained, "Six copies maximum; otherwise the bottom too blurred.

And when she held it beside the head of their bed, the ticks became too blurred to be distinct.

The reason the compilers stopped in 1980 was that around then the division between pop and non-pop got too blurred.

Her appointment to the program kicked off a renewed debate over whether the lines between network news and entertainment were becoming too blurred.

However, by 1982's The Hunter, a dire pop album that was completed under duress and sounded like it, Blondie imploded, as the distinction between the band and Harry's public persona became too blurred.

The fact that the paramilitaries have always relied on the drug trade too blurs the line between the two groups.

He was at his best in New York when there were other experienced team pillars around to set the parameters on professionalism that Sprewell too often blurred.

It can be seen that the NT images are too heavily blurred to allow recognition of the letter patterns printed on the table tennis ball in all the frames.

Many newspapers, too, now blur the line between news and commerce.

But Mr. Weidmann has often complained that the E.C.B. has gone too far, blurring the boundary between monetary policy and politics, and endangering the bank's mandate to guard price stability above all else.