“The English never draw a line without blurring it.”
Winston Churchill
“When one draws lines, there is always a risk of being on the inside and wanting to be on the outside, or being on the outside and wanting to be on the inside.”
Elizabeth Alraune
“We're blurring the lines between the PC and the wireless phone so that consumers can stay in touch, check e-mail, get updates on news and weather?minute to minute, day by day?regardless of where they are or what screen they are watching.”
Scott Helbing
“The lines of retail have been blurring.”
Karen Brown
“The lines are blurring online -- a lot of the things you find on our site you'd find on a consumer media site like Yahoo! Finance or a broker site like E*Trade.”
Greg Titus
“Stalingrad [one stop on our hands-on tour through five famous battles] was brutal. Lines blurred, and you'd have situations where it went house by house or building by building—the first two floors are German occupied, and the next two are Russian occupied…real chaotic.”
Grant Collier
“The lines are really blurring between toys and gadgets.”
Heather Dougherty
