Yet nothing could obscure Domingo's towering stage presence.
There is just a ton of stuff out there that could obscure any results whatsoever.
Sifting through the Autonomy weeds could obscure the bigger question: was everything above board at Autonomy?
But that could obscure some other very substantial aspects of the statement.
We could reveal or we could obscure; that was our purpose and perhaps our choice.
Justice Breyer, interviewed on NPR's "Fresh Air" in 2010, said such coverage could obscure the real work of the court.
Well before annual report season, Mr. Turner identified problem areas that could obscure a company's true financial picture.
Coogler, who is from Oakland and studied film at the University of Southern California, said race could obscure another's humanity.
No amount of sideways rain at Royal St . Georges could obscure the view that the sun is shining on the British empire.
It fears that a potentially "fickle" outburst of compassion, in part driven by news organisations, could obscure continued deep concerns about immigration among the British public.
But no amount of smoke could obscure the truth: Mr. Bush has no strategy to end his disastrous war and no strategy for containing the chaos he unleashed.
