Sentence examples for leaves obscure from inspiring English sources

In summer, leaves obscure snarled plastic.

Important bits are left obscure, incidental moments dwelt on.

Many, many allusions to events remain unexplained; whole paragraphs are left obscure, perhaps needlessly.

"Hysterical girl" is his pet name for a particular kind of prime number made up solely of 3's and 4's, though what it actually means is purposely left obscure.

This notion is not itself elucidated, and as a result the notion of weight of precedent is left obscure in her account.

Similar kinds of questions can be asked of many other research ethics frameworks and guidelines, as it is often left obscure how they are to be used as practical tools [ 11, 12].

Outside the woods are full of leaves again, obscuring the nearby Hudson River; next door a new house is going up on a lot she has purchased.

In asking for specific information about which investors would have the right to seek payments from the $387 million restitution fund, the judge was criticizing a portion of the agreement where the details had been left deliberately obscure.

She showed some taste in abandoning Tinto Brass's Caligula (1979), but she also left That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) after three weeks of shooting – reportedly in protest at the amount of nudity – so that Luis Buñuel, with surreal logic, decided to cast two women in the role of Conchita.

But as she gets ready to leave her obscure job as senior adviser for firearms policy coordination to the under secretary of the treasury for enforcement, Susan Ginsburg can take satisfaction that she has presided over what some law-enforcement officials and academic specialists call one of the most important accomplishments of the Clinton administration.

When an unrest keyword is mentioned alongside a future date there is little room left to obscure the topic of the post away from civil unrest.