Sentence examples for do obscure from inspiring English sources

"We both like to do obscure things to an extreme," Ms. Reidelbach said.

Many bishops do obscure that fact, given that most of them likely vote Republican.

The clouds proved no problem, although they did obscure the view of spectators a little more than 20 seconds into the flight.

I always thought I'd be doing obscure indie films as an actress, because that's what I love to watch.

"To portray Keane as simply a think tank leader and a former military official, as the media have done, obscures a fairly lucrative career in the contracting world," wrote Fang.

Adjusting for age, as these studies did, obscures the effect of any interaction, although age-stratified analyses indicate lower hazard ratios among older than younger people in the General Practice Research Database study (14).

Avoid using dark rum so that you don't obscure the color and flavor of the drink.

Another one is not letting the horrors that do remain obscure its progress.

"Get them without rims so they don't obscure your expression".

– with a delicacy and humour that do not obscure the tough-mindedness beneath.

What the women do is obscure; presumably they serve drinks, tend wounds and cook.