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• n  the quality of being indistinct and without sharp outlines

• A sharpness, a blurriness, a sharpness, a blurriness, your eyes are always going from one to the other, which is how I view the world, too.
• The thing about the present is precisely its confused instability, its blurriness, its sleight-of-hand.
• Everyone involved contributes to the second-half blurriness.

• indistinctness
• softness
• fogginess
• fuzziness

• distinctness
• sharpness

Quotes

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• Tom Coughlin in New York Times
  He still has some blurriness,Coughlin said. "He got dinged pretty good. They're going to do all the psychological tests that a player has to pass before he can be cleared to practice."
• Jim Zorn in Washington Post
  I think the headaches are now gone,Zorn said. "I think the ringing's gone. There's still a little blurriness. It's really when you move your head real quick, there's a little blurriness. Something's still there, and day by day, I think...
• Joe Lieberman in Hartford Courant
  This report is direct, honest and forward-looking,Lieberman said. "There's no blurriness here. To do what we ought to do is going to cost some money and require some resources."