The whole story loses its traction, beginning with blurry confusion in keeping track of all the different characters. |
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At the moment, the difference between public and private is very blurry in Holland. |
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My vision was blurry for a few moments and it was like I was trying to reanimate my body which for a few moments was also out. |
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The main characters' intentions become more and more blurry and less and less trustworthy. |
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Make sure the supporting details are complicated and blurry enough to prevent easy refutation. |
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In these casually snapped photographs, the boundaries between art and life, like the images themselves, can be blurry. |
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These entities suggest an unusually blurry line between the realms of state and society. |
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He burst across the line and staggered to a halt, eyesight blurry, reeling as people surrounded him. |
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The resulting images show a huge, blurry, white sun dotted with small, indistinct black discs. |
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I tried to see what was going on but I couldn't focus all I saw was blurry figures and all I could hear was mumbling. |
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Believers insist that the blurry picture is proof-positive that Evalyn's ghost exists, while skeptics remain disbelieving. |
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Angie began to groom the horse's coat the best she could through the blurry vision that took over her eyesight. |
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Evander unfocused his eyes from the street below and after a few blurry seconds, refocused them to catch his own reflection in the window pane. |
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The details are still blurry, but it seems that a couple of boar hunters let fly at the wolf for no particular reason except his wolfhood. |
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But if your ears ring after loud noise or your hearing goes a little blurry, that means they are temporarily damaged. |
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That is pretty good, considering that most shots I take with other compact digicams get blurry at two times that shutter speed. |
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That shutter speed that the electronic brain says is incorrect, might just give you a wonderful emotive blurry shot that is an award winner! |
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Bitmaps are best suited for photos, drop-shadow effects and soft, glowing or blurry edges. |
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The white sky and weedy ocher landscape have the blurry quality of an out-of-focus photograph. |
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First signs are blurry vision, especially in bright light, loss of night vision and needing more light to read by. |
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The blurry embodiment of a male specimen was making his way towards Audrae now. |
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And then you surface with a splosh and for a few brief seconds, everything's still blurry as you blink the water from your eyes. |
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In another example of blurry physical boundaries, consider the gecko, a lizard remarkable for its ability to walk upside down on ceilings. |
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Her vision was blurry, but she could make out a group of people sitting around a table and some animal laying on the hearth. |
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Carlie vaguely thought that she recognized the voice, but her mind was too fuzzy and blurry to connect it to a person. |
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The sea is glassy, frozen into blurry fuzz by time. I want to leave all this and play drums for some semi-famous group. |
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Back then, the lines were pretty blurry between punks, cowpunks, hippies, or rockers of all sorts. |
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Gonzalo Ruffat's website has lots of blurry nudes, presented as if they were Polaroids. |
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You may experience light sensitivity, redness, pain, floaters and blurry vision. |
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He's blurry through my tears, and then the train speeds up and takes him away. |
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His voice became faint to her, and her vision blurry, but as she could no longer make him out or hear his voice she couldn't tell what he said. |
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In the orbital shots, gorgeously blurry color effects swirl around the axis of his body. |
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The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite. |
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It turns out that the line between science and science fiction is even more blurry that we thought. |
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Notice that the source material features a little banding in some areas, and is certainly blurry due to the movement of both camera and actor. |
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This point-of-view tale meanders and stumbles in a blurry daze with characters coming and going. |
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My vision a bit blurry and still gasping for breath, I found myself trapped by three grinning teenage girls. |
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It offers an opportunity to drink deep of the Gothic atmosphere and muse on the blurry boundaries between truth and illusion. |
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The final grab is an enlargement of a blurry photograph of the two of them together. |
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The lights have made Andromeda sweat, and her beauty spot is blurry and shaped more like a jellybean than a circle. |
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I traced the carved mahogany bedposts with my fingertips, and went to the window, blurry with dust and grime. |
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Although many web comics transfer badly to the printed page, only a few minor pieces in the book suffer, mostly due to blurry typeface. |
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My skin was cold and clammy with sweat, my hands shaking slightly, and blood pounded through my head, leaving it warm and blurry. |
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The goals of this initiative are rather blurry, the details still being chalked out, but let's see where it goes. |
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At least bilinear filtering makes texture maps look like globs of blurry pixels. |
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Unfortunately, my near-perpetual state of blissful inebriation at the time renders the recollections a mite blurry. |
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The image looks blurry, and the image jitters unnaturally sometimes as though pan and scan is in effect. |
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It smelled like ammonia and it was all a blurry colour of silver, blue and white that made it feel scientific and clinical. |
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In the upper right corner, a transparent, blurry patch of white suggests mist. |
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The sound quality is disgraceful, the image blurry and the editing dreadful. |
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About two-thirds the way through the opening credits, the screen fills with a blurry, strangely soft image. |
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Many artists love early machinery, old movie projectors, blurry pieces of film. |
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We drank flat white coffees, and Ray noticed me looking at the blurry blue tattoo on his forearm. |
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Above a slab of white wall, the edge of a window reveals a sliver of blurry blue-green foliage. |
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Many of the symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, irritability, and blurry vision are often overlooked. |
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I'm blurry as I parachute to a spot near the mansion, but feel better once I hit the ground. |
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If your eyes go all blurry at the very thought of reading about it, all I can do is encourage you to persevere. |
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Some scenes are grainy, and some background images are blurry. |
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Throughout, we see Schlesinger navigating the blurry lines of historian, participant, observer, and observee. |
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With conflict lines constantly shifting, the categorization of who got what and from where has become increasingly blurry. |
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There is plenty of wacko UFO coverage, including remarkable photos of blurry lights that just have to be flying saucers, because it's not like they could be anything else. |
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Next is a sumptuously textured, very abstract picture of three katsinas whose blurry appearance represents the intermediary between the spiritual and physical world. |
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The image, which at first might have been mistaken for a blurry rendition of Atari's arcade game Centipede, gradually became recognizable as nighttime city traffic. |
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Millions of people around the world live in a blurry or darkened world because of eye diseases such as macular degeneration or retinitis pigmentosa. |
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And while the president continues to lead in most swing states, the snapshot remains blurry. |
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She threw on a mint green bathrobe and walked slowly down to the kitchen, her blurry eyes lighting up when she noticed that someone had beat her there. |
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To be self-critical for a moment, I think it's a bit blurry. |
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Furthermore, the multiple parallel lines of the streets give the blurry impression of a time-lapse photograph of headlights and tail lights produced by moving traffic. |
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I wonder if the sight of that piece of molded plastic ramps up in you the same welter of blurry, beery, hormonal reminiscences that it does in me. |
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In order to prevent the image from being blurry, Cassini actually had to rotate while the camera shutter was open in order to maintain her pointing at Phoebe. |
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His vision, though dull and somewhat blurry, was recovering. |
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The black-and-white photography is often overexposed and a little blurry. |
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With children, the line between morality and simple comfort is blurry. |
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The line between dreams, memories, and lived reality is very blurry. |
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In the 1990s, her pictures are invariably hand-held and moving and, never one to beautify, they appear increasingly underlit, overlit or downright blurry. |
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He prefers to sing in a blurry mumble, letting his meanings emerge in the scuffed and yearning tone of his voice as much as in the words themselves. |
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The bathroom was blurry and nearly undistinguishable through the door. |
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Long-term therapy is required, and the drugs have numerous side effects, including dry mouth, dry eyes, constipation, blurry vision, mydriasis, and difficulty with urination. |
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The webby feel matches our Skype age, when blurry images and cellphone pictures have become the norm. |
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I also thing the blurry smudginess of fast motion would be better. |
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The artist's deftly stippled, textured works resemble blurry travel photographs of exotic locales, snapshots taken in a time before mass tourism and Club Med. |
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Lighting effects are unparalleled, the textures never appear blocky or blurry, and the performances by the character models really heightens the atmosphere. |
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He aims for a soft, blurry touch perfectly served by the fluidity of oil. |
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And four, her vision is so bad, the TelePrompTer looks blurry. |
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The results are blurry and eerie, but bound to catch your eye. |
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However, the line between life and death is, without a doubt, blurry. |
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How does the American experience differ when the lines get blurry? |
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I said the medication made my vision temporarily blurry, it did not make me stone blind. |
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One blurry area is in segments variously called semivowels, semiconsonants, or glides. |
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As the dance and the film unfold, the women face their families and their fates and navigate the blurry lines between life and art. |
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It would seem that the line between flirting and sexual harrassment has become quite blurry. |
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I just saw the doctor and he said it's going to be blurry for a little bit and by it should be fine. |
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The tools allow the user to remove blurry results, take bigger panoramic pictures and add effects to the photos already taken. |
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Some passages in the outer movements were a bit blurry, texturally, in part because the piano doesn't cut through Bach's active string writing like a harpsichord does. |
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The condition is caused by the eyeball being too short, so that light rays are focused behind the retina at the back of the eye and the image is blurry. |
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A 53-year-old man with a noncontributory medical history presented to the hospital with blurry vision, intermittently blue fingers, and slowly progressive dyspnea. |
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Apple has announced a replacement programme for the iSight camera on the iPhone 6 Plus, borne out of an issue that causes pictures to look blurry. |
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The picture got blurry, and all I could see were colored dots. |
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