Sentence examples for works blurred from inspiring English sources

Mauricio Kagel, an avant-garde composer whose often absurdist works blurred the boundaries between music, theater and film, died on Wednesday in Cologne, Germany.

Where Beauvoir's earlier works blurred the borders separating philosophy and literature, her later writings disrupt the boundaries between the personal, the political and the philosophical.

These flamboyantly "abstract" works blur the distinctions between solid and void, found and formal, accident and plan.

Mechanically generated creative works blur the line between copyrightable "original works of authorship" and those to which no copyright can attach.

Influenced by the politically potent works of Marc Blitzstein (The Cradle Will Rock, 1937; Regina, 1946 49), Bernstein's stage works blur the boundaries between opera and that peculiarly American genre, the Broadway musical.

These works blur the line between art and craft.

These digital butterflies fly into spaces occupied by other works, blurring the lines that separate the individual pieces of art.

First, it has reduced the need for work, blurred the edges between work and free time and loosened the relationship between work and wages.

Baruch Blumberg, known as Barry, who has died aged 85, was an extraordinary man whose work blurred the boundaries between virology, immunology, anthropology and genetics.

In the 1997 film Fast, Cheap & Out of Control, documentarian Errol Morris took a look at a variety of eccentric characters whose work blurred the line between the human, the animal, and the mechanical.

His work blurs the distinction between decorative and fine art.