The victim's shin was just a PVC pipe worn under a fake pant leg; the victim's hand was a rubber hand placed at the cuff of the shirt and the actual hand was obscured from sight.
Lady Churchill and her two daughters followed in the first of the six horse-drawn coaches, obscured from sight in the dark interior; but their coachmen wore scarlet coats.
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The walls are partly obscured from sight by the urban fabric of Damascus, which has encroached upon the citadel during the 19th and 20th centuries.
This injection site was obscured from sight by the subject and caring anesthetist who asked the subject a standardized question inviting a pain report for discomfort in the hand as the drug was injected.
Reading the glossary, I was amazed by the compressive elegance of its lexis, and its capacity for fine discrimination: a caochan, for instance, is "a slender moor-stream obscured by vegetation such that it is virtually hidden from sight", while a feadan is "a small stream running from a moorland loch", and a fèith is "a fine vein-like watercourse running through peat, often dry in the summer".
In a more recent musical piece, "Cloudscape" (2004), a middle-aged African-American man (the artist Terry Adkins) stands whistling an unidentified folk tune as studio-produced fog gathers around him, obscures him from sight, then clears.
Many disgusting items were hidden from sight.
"Nothing will be hidden from sight.
The obscure John Penotti reappears in a new chapter, 13 pages later, then drops from sight.
