Examples of 'blurs' in a sentence
Meaning of "blurs"
Blur is a verb that means to make something unclear or difficult to perceive, often by moving it quickly or by using a soft focus
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- plural of blur
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of blur
How to use "blurs" in a sentence
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Blurs background and sharpens the subject.
But war sometimes blurs that distinction.
Life blurs into the game constantly.
This stuff really blurs the lines.
Have you noticed streaks and blurs.
The border blurs between a character and me.
All the action sort of blurs together.
And this blurs that line heavily.
Memory reckons itself in blurs and flashes.
It literally blurs any imperfections on your face.
The fog envelopes and blurs everything.
It seems that sometimes it misses some blurs.
Shadow and light blurs your vision.
It blurs out images from stars.
This step sharpens or blurs the image.
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I find it blurs the edges or dulls the senses.
I followed the trajectory of two blurs.
Have some blurs and blanks.
Blurs the background of human subjects.
When the world blurs and one might.
Blurs the results of shading to reduce unwanted artifacts.
I think it blurs the lines of reason.
Blurs of lights cabs missed trains.
Another concept which blurs ethics is moral luck.
It blurs boundaries and creates uncertainty.
Of setting and blurs and do not.
It blurs the distinction betweentheoretical and practical learning.
Creativity that blurs clarity is pretentious.
Distinctions between wholesale and retail business blurs.
Because it blurs the navigational instruments.
Noise is extraneous information that blurs the signal.
It blurs our vision and complicates our life.
This left all sort of strange vertical blurs.
One of the blurs left instantly.
We are very grateful for those blurs.
It blurs the line between mobile and desktop.
This inevitably blurs the lines.
It blurs the line between school.
The lapse of time blurs faces.
It blurs your moral boundaries.
Do not drive if the ointment blurs your vision.
Red blurs the vision.
The rest of the day blurs into madness.
It blurs vision and hearing.
The vision blurs at once.
It blurs the path of righteousness.
And in the day it blurs the light of the sun.
This blurs the line between news and advertising.
Europarty support blurs democracy.
I find it blurs the edges and dulls the senses.
