Sentence examples for further obscured from inspiring English sources

Its cost is further obscured by fiscal tricks.

In the 18th century the Western philosophical movement called the Enlightenment further obscured searches for the essence of Christianity.

Siskind's images range from a study of weathered old boards made in Gloucester in 1944 to a wall in Lima, Peru, in 1989, whose lettered partial message is further obscured by human scribbling.

Knowledge of the country's history is further obscured by school curriculums that reach so far back into the past that the school year usually ends before arriving at the 20th century.

And Rashomon-like accounts of party encounters, "subject to the vagaries of memory, and further obscured by layers of gossip and hearsay and inaudibility, the whole mix invariably transformed even more by alcohol".

It was further obscured by the publication that year of Kate Millett's best seller, "Sexual Politics," which made the feminist case against Freud (and others) for what she called his "male supremacist bias".

Short internal branches created by rapid cladogenesis leave a meager record of diversification that is further potentially obscured by long terminal branches.

They consist entirely of thin strips of raw canvas woven into patterns whose shifting intricacies are further complicated or obscured by light and shift as you move around them.

The shift from pure travelogue to obscured narrative brought me further out of the experience at the exact point it was trying the hardest to catch my attention.

Alternatively, the DNA may be obscured and not accessible to SeqA binding (see below for further discussion).

These glands have become largely obscured from view by eyelash cilia and are positioned much further apart from each other compared to the younger lid.