blurred造句

The print blurred before his eyes.

The fog blurred the outline of the plane.

The doors and Windows were blurred with soot.

The copy is blurred, it is not very clear.

This means the brain receives blurred information which it then struggles to process.

Did you get that soft, blurred background to make your friend stand out?

The glass has defects in it, so the image is blurred from that.

Liu Hai blurred the line of sight, and Liu Haizhe couldn't stop his eyes.

The offending areas would be blurred or physically scraped off the page and sometimes still are.

It is this, sometimes blurred, cleavage that makes Mr Obama's laudable multilateralism so hard to execute in the region.

As I sat in a corner of the drawing-room after dinner, everything round me looked blurred to my eyes.

Stop staring in the wind, blowing, curtain, memories of the tears blurred, feeling a person sad and beautiful.

Symptoms include sudden onset of severe ocular pain, headache, nausea and vomiting, blurred vision with halos around lights, and loss of vision.

In reality, the lines of division between sciences are becoming blurred, and science is again approaching the "unity"that it had two centuries ago

The full piece opens with a series of blurred faces melting into one another as a waterfall effect trickles down the screen.

The restoration of rotational motion blurred images with the boundaries of non zero gray values is a study hotshot in the field of image processing.

Some parts of the court look sharp while others are inexplicably blurred and the same goes for close-ups on players.

In another photo, she stood in front of a bedroom door, her back to the camera, her hand pushing the door ajar. A bed and its pink sheet were artfully blurred.

Photo Tip: If you use a tripod and a very slow shutter speed to shoot a moving subject, you can get a dramatic contrast between sharp and blurred detail.

It occurs when the eye cannot clearly focus the images from the outside world. The result of refractive errors is blurred vision, which is sometimes so severe that it causes visual impairment.

If these pictures are now viewed in the light of that twenty-second year of my life, some features may be discerned even through their crude drawing and blurred colouring.

In reality, the lines of division between sciences are becoming blurred, and science is again approaching the “unity” that it had two centuries ago although the accumulated knowledge is enormously greater now, and no one person can hope to comprehend more than a fraction of it.

I only know that the scale of the twelve numbers is getting more and more blurred, and the seconds have been given a mission to control the time. They are not together on the dial. When together, we deviate from the time.