Sentence examples for a obscuring from inspiring English sources

Treating them as one unit risks (a) obscuring temporal variations and (b) producing a crime distribution that is accurate for the area overall but inaccurate for each location or smaller group of locations.

Just watch the video below — six minutes of Tim and Mary Pawlenty — with a Obscuring Politician and Wife device ready (like, say, your hand).

But is there an obscuring of the differences now?

Otherwise, as Douglas Adams said, we live on a relatively obscure planet on a relatively obscure sun somewhere in an obscure part of a backwater galaxy.

A coffeehouse in an obscure place.

Round 1: A limerick about an obscure mammal.

"Treeless Mountain" is not a difficult or an obscure movie.

Ms. Steele is an obscure person -- a nobody, as she says.

This is not a matter of an obscure scientific error.

It's not just the work of an obscure writer; it's a particularly obscure work of an obscure writer.

But what about an obscure booklet written by a Roman senator?