例句與造句

1. He brings a single-page " resume " to the lunch, blurrily printed on yellow paper.
2. Perhaps a minor idea can be given by the six blurrily punctuated changes of speaker in one brief passage between Cipriano and Marta.
3. I have no idea why that is, but perhaps my style, which uses parallel constructions, semicolons, and rhythmic echoes reads a little blurrily to a non-English speaker.
4. To lure business travelers away from Acela, US Airways ran a newspaper campaign in New York, Boston and Washington from early January through mid-February that blurrily depicted a businessman on the run.
5. A short review in " The Portland Mercury " says of " In Plane Site ", " it features both an exceedingly annoying crackpot theorist and outlandish, unsubstantiated allegations about blurrily pixelized photos that don't really show anything ".
6. It's difficult to find blurrily in a sentence. 用blurrily造句挺難的
7. The " San Francisco Chronicle " reviewer wrote of the revival, " the show is a perpetual motion machine . . . . Ebullient, athletic, bright as a picture book and blurrily overstuffed, Ballet San Jose's " Pirates of Penzance " is a crowd pleaser by default.
8. Roderick MacLeish said in " Washington Post Book World " that " the plot of a Higgins novel  suspense, humor and tragedy  is a blurrily perceived skeleton within the monsoon of dialogue . " ( quoted in " Contemporary Authors ", New Revision Series, vol . 51, 213 ).
9. This is an artful, detailed photograph illustrating the Common Crossbill . ( Admittedly, it is not 1000 pixels wide, and seems to render somewhat blurrily at small sizes . ) The two birds together, almost mirroring each other in position, make it more than just another wildlife picture they intrigue the viewer, who will want to find out more ( one of the FP criteria ).