Sentence examples for obscure forest from inspiring English sources

The mosquito group works in the tent trying to learn these obscure forest insects that don't seem to bite humans, but may feed on frogs, birds or snakes.

The trees threaten to obscure the forest, and "Guests of the Ayatollah" can be frustrating that way.

He also believes it will also allow us to understand ancient African migrations and cultures, also currently obscured by forests.

The enforced humility of the church organist — who is often hidden at the back of the church, obscured by a forest of pipes — is anathema to Carpenter, who last week was nominated for a Grammy Award and who rejects comparisons with the most celebrated organist of the twentieth century, Virgil Fox, by saying, "I have no interest in being the next Virgil Fox.

The enforced humility of the church organist who is often hidden at the back of the church, obscured by a forest of pipes is anathema to Carpenter, who last week was nominated for a Grammy Award and who rejects comparisons with the most celebrated organist of the twentieth century, Virgil Fox, by saying, "I have no interest in being the next Virgil Fox.

And was the forest obscuring the trees?

Despite the ease of the trip from Warsaw, Lubuskie, felt worlds – and centuries – away from Poland's capital, and with the thick forest obscuring most of the sunlight over the trees, it was just as easy to imagine something magical in the shadows of the Polish countryside.

And then there's the grand sweep of the narrative, beginning in the bleak poverty of an obscure cottage in the Forest of Dean, acted out finally on the national stage.

The forestry complaint laid bare an obscure schism in the forest products world between two rival green certification groups, the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, which mainly includes companies in the United States and Canada, and the Forest Stewardship Council, known as F.S.C., a more global group with ties to environmental advocacy organizations.

Fifteen feet away, at the other end, was Guenther, his teaching assistant, whose broad shoulders and cheerful sweater obscured a view of forest, looping cables, and high mountains.

However, tropical karst landscapes in particular are often heavily forested, obscuring the true surface roughness.