Blurred in a sentence

And when he runs so fast he can turn back time - "the Chrono Bowl" - things don't get blurred.

As they arrive at the hotel for the presentation Stephen takes the stage, his vision becomes blurred and he starts to sweat profusely.

As you'll recall, presbyopia is the age-related hardening of the eye lens causing blurred near vision.

Blurred faces, for security reasons, lead the IDF's secret defense against anti-Israel cyber warfare.

Chae’s painted oil abstractions feature broad brushstrokes, neutral colors and blurred edges over soft color washes that generate a dreamlike impression.

Following Hamas' 2006 election victory, and its seizure of power the following year after clashes with rivals, the distinction between money intended for the territory's now 2.4 million inhabitants and the group's own finances has blurred.

In 2020, a photograph in an Archives exhibition celebrating 100 years of women’s suffrage was blurred to obscure signs critical of then-President Trump, sparking sharp criticism about political meddling.

In a film that is notoriously ambiguous and often confusing, 2001: A Space Odyssey's HAL is so terrifying because of the blurred lines surrounding his intentions, if there were any at all.

It is not enjoyable, but yes, I’m saying it: gender on a first go out is more apt to be the sort of gender where the lines between permission and its own absence are completely blurred.

It's almost as is he is seeking forgiveness from the audience themselves, people who have grown accustomed to a far less gritty where the lines between good and evil are not so blurred.

It’s a reminder that Barr once ran for president, and how much comedy and politics have blurred.

Mobile phone usage has “blurred” the line between and leisure, leading to Britons feeling exhausted and burnt out, a new report has found.

Paul de Bermingham pulled out two thick books of swatches dating back to the ’30s and ’50s, which exalt how colorful and whimsical fabrics were at the time, from large-scale florals and blurred paisleys to hand-drawn scenes of forests or Paris monuments.

Sadly, as Harry demonstrates, the two have become blurred.

That blurred the lines between the Wagner Group and the Russian army.

The Dalai Lama touches foreheads with a young boy, who has been blurred to protect his identity, before addressing a group of students in Dharamshala, India, on February 28.

The four victims in the mass killing at the University of Idaho pose for a photo with two friends, whose faces are blurred here.

The memories come to me at night in my dreams, and upon waking, the first blurred images to cross my closed eyes are those of my many aunts, uncles, and little cousins, all murdered in the gas chamber at Auschwitz.

Utilizing an isometric angle, which was starting to go out of fashion in 1998, managed to blend scares with an intense and well-written story that blurred the line between fiction and reality.

With all eyes blurred by rage and grief, an absence of vision is the reality.