Sentence examples for very blurred from inspiring English sources

"The line between what women are interested in and what men are interested in is very blurred".

"The borders between documentary, fictional and experimental films are very blurred for me," said Huang Weikai, 38, who trained as a landscape painter before turning to cinema.

A colleague warns her that in intelligence work "the line between what people imagine and what's actually the case can get very blurred..

The second is that the lines between wanting to be out of Europe and wanting a different Europe are very blurred.

Practically the first scene of Carrie, released 40 years ago today, shows a girl's high school locker room, complete with not very blurred full frontal nudity.

It would be very blurred vision - gravitational waves are not good at pinpointing objects - but they would help us understand what happens when black holes hs fall into one another".

What had once seemed like a clear division is now very often blurred, often in very creative ways.

In fact, the distinction between wireless access and backhaul links would become very blur in the future ultra-dense wireless network where an extremely large number of wireless connections would be expected to support emerging wireless M2M and Internet-of-Things applications.

Under SEM observation, some fibroblasts scattered in the scaffold bulk in cross-section image (arrow) after cells were cultured for 14 d and 6(b2)) though it seemed very blur on top faces of both control and PEU-SF scaffolds and 6(b1)).

The boundaries between one kind of model and another are very often blurred.

Ms. Berrigan said that just as the counterinsurgency wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had proved that "there is no front line anymore, and no demilitarized zone anymore, then if the Pentagon and the military services see cyberspace as a battlefield domain, then the lines protecting privacy and our civil liberties get blurred very, very quickly".