Sentence examples for becoming obscured from inspiring English sources
With electronic offerings like the Lego camera, the computer organizer by Cybiko, and even PlayStation 2, which doubles as a DVD player, the line between toys and consumer electronics is becoming obscured.
But I now know it was her quirky, southern way of expressing concern for the environment -- her grief over trees being bulldozed for "progress" and the moon becoming obscured by pollution.
We speculate that the time-dependent decrease in reactivity of ALRQ ovine PrP in the aggregation-specific ELISA was a consequence of its greater propensity to aggregate, compared to the AFRQ and ALHQ variants, which resulted in previously exposed epitopes subsequently becoming obscured.
As for the assessment of differences in mtDNA deletion size between large and small COX-deficient skeletal muscle fibre areas, data sets from each patient were individually analyzed to preclude any trend in a single patient becoming obscured when included within the total dataset.
No, with every second that passed, the way back was becoming more obscure.
While luge is becoming less obscure, the lack of respect for two-man luge occasionally finds its way into Jay Leno's nightly monologue.
And, as these temporary or speculative establishments are becoming more obscure, specific, and innovative, they are also more heavily emphasizing the experience of how we are dining.
This approach reduces but does not eliminate spam because spammers are becoming adept at obscuring their messages to get through the filters.
The danger is that this traditional thinking is becoming increasingly outdated, obscuring the all-important fact that China is leveraging the profound power of scale and scaling to accelerate its bid for global innovation leadership.
A lie repeated often and confidently enough can become widely mistaken for the truth, becoming a belief that obscures the facts.
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