Sentence examples for deliberately obscured from inspiring English sources

For each image, she deliberately obscured her own face.

The lack of access adds to the mysteries of the jade industry, whose inner workings are deliberately obscured.

Could this birth, on the wrong side of the bed, explain why jazz's origins may have been deliberately obscured?

Regulators also complained that the company's sales pitch deliberately obscured the high points and other fees that borrowers paid.

Campaigners claim that the troubled history of the country has been deliberately obscured or ignored in text books and university courses.

It's a system that Google's creative accountants, Ernst & Young, could doubtless find a way of making legal, laughter being as invisible and slippery a commodity as the online transactions whose virtual existence they magically transport from one theoretical taxation zone to another, but would that make it moral, a distinction that seems to have been deliberately obscured this week?

Much of the new art and dance seemed puzzling and deliberately obscure.

Four actors play seven roles, deliberately obscuring the differences between them.

For almost the entire decade before he was captured, in early 2003, Mohammed was a fugitive, deliberately obscuring his tracks.

It deliberately obscures pension facts with the rightwing fiction that there is no alternative and the country cannot afford it.

This adds to the suspense, but some people will find it irritating, the way some people found Michael Haneke's Hidden deliberately obscure.