Sentence examples similar to full obscured from inspiring English sources

It is raining now, the warm night turned to drizzle and then to torrential downpour, the moon near-full, obscured by clouds and umbrellas.

During the eclipse, a small upper left-hand section of the full moon was totally obscured, a beautiful and unexpected sight.

It was those semi-obscured women in full swoon that the Google engineer Amit Sood excitedly pointed to.

In it, Adi Da wrote that he had uniquely been born with full awareness of "the Bright," but this knowledge became obscured in childhood.

This differential risk pattern is obscured when looking at total stroke.

This suggests that the epitope/conformation recognized by the OC antibody is not obscured when fibrils form and have not adopted a full beta-pleated sheet assembly state.

Crouch observed that the word Fuck was shown partially obscured by correction fluid but was still clearly evident in full.

As we have seen, insofar as representations conflict with each other in their struggle to find a place in consciousness, they inhibit (hemmen)[14] each other; an inhibited representation is correspondingly dimmed or obscured (verdunkelt); and to the degree that a representation is inhibited from full expression, it is transformed into a striving (Streben) (cf. esp. PsW: 133 4).

He did not want a repeat of the confusion of 29 May and preferred to delay any combat until he was assured of a full day in which to conduct it, in order that his signals not be obscured or misinterpreted.

In these long poems Góngora applied his full energies to enhancing and augmenting each device and decoration until the basically uncomplicated story was obscured.

On the runway earlier, she had switched from a black sheer-and-shine form-fitting dress (somewhat obscured by the arty lighting and the curling smoke of her cigarette) to a full-on Hello!