But the simple, open quality of the upstairs is intact, and now, from the house's perch on the shoreline, nothing obscures its panoramic views of the water.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday, Jan . 17- Nothing obscures the rest of the field in the first week of a Grand Slam tournament like big stars in trouble, and the Williams sisters cast a large dual shadow on Day 1 of the Australian Open.
The leek-potato-mushroom goulash was delicious in itself and would have made a nice lacto-vegetarian dinner with a slice of buttered bread, but it really came into its own combined with the fish; the flavors were fairly soft and nothing obscured anything else, while the slight piquancy of the paprika and lemon juice added interest.
There is nothing obscure here.
Fortunately, there is nothing obscure about the music itself; there were warm, personable themes, attractive melodies in thoughtful arrangements and plenty of rhythmical excitement.
His enthusiasm for high art has always filtered snobbery through an essentially democratic temperament, and there is nothing obscure or recondite in the name dropping in "Midnight in Paris".
There should be nothing obscure about this concept for those who've spent even an hour at the ancient Forum, where visitors wander through (demolished) walls as well as around them, creating what landscape architects call "desire lines" in the soil.
Yet nothing could obscure Domingo's towering stage presence.
But here there's nothing to obscure, soften, or relate to the arena, which occupies more than a city block.
Bettison argues that he himself did nothing to obscure the truth or falsely blame Liverpool supporters for the disaster.
