Sentence examples for glare that obscures from inspiring English sources

Chang said that many photos cannot be removed from their albums without damaging them, and the albums create glare that obscures the photo that you're trying to capture.

James Thurber believed that there are only two kinds of light in this world: the glow that illuminates and the glare that obscures.

The crossing allows telescopes to take pictures of the rings from the unlighted side, free from the glare that can obscure faint parts of them.

Vitti was Antonioni's muse throughout the early nineteen-sixties, starting with "L'Avventura"; the glossy idol of bourgeois abstraction, she dominates the film with a wide-eyed glare that seems bewildered by obscure guilt.

That obscures the point.

The plastic panes produced a glare that made it difficult for players to see the ball.

That obscure post gives her unexpected influence.

But that obscures the collective responsibility.