Sentence examples for world of blurry from inspiring English sources

From the summit, we float into a world of blurry images: reflections, veils, patterns, panoramas, fade-outs and dissolves.

Drawing on a wide range of social-science research, Professors Stainback and Tomaskovic-Devey contend we have shifted from a regime of "condoned exploitation" to one of "contested prejudice," from a hegemonic regime of bright social boundaries to a fractured social world of blurry, criss-crossed lines.

Not so in the blurry world of ideas, hence Drucker's maxim that if you're a knowledge worker, defining your work - staying aware of what genuinely deserves your attention - is the most crucial work you'll do.

One reason legal dramas are so popular in literature is the contrast between this world of cold absolutes and the blurry, colorful world of human conflict.

Inspired by her time spent in the breakneck world of beltway journalism, Tanabe nails the blurry commotion of modern newsrooms, which she sets as the backdrop for her caffeine-addicted main character, Adrienne Brown.

Continuing a tradition long established in the world of pre-announcement photography, the shot we received is all kinds of blurry.

The normal representationalist move would be to say that the visual experience represents the relevant part of the world as being blurry, but here we want to concede that there is a phenomenal difference between seeing an object as being blurry and blurrily seeing a nonblurry object.

Ten pages of blurry carbon copy.

"It can look kind of blurry anyway," Cheng said.

"Kind of blurry," Giguère said, recalling the commotion around him.

The Eye looked kind of blurry on Tuesday morning.