In fact, there is always slippage and leakage, the subconscious asserting its obscure power.
Maintaining the Spanish locale, he moves the action from 1409 (an unremarkable year in an era of obscure power struggles) to the still-remembered Spanish War of Independence, fought against Napoleon and memorialized for the ages in the nightmare imagery of Goya's "Desastres de la Guerra".
They'd rather be working on new tunes, but on an August afternoon, the duo are perfectly willing to geek out about Young Thug and obscure power electronics projects between more pressing questions about their latest album, life after Stranger Things, and the way their favorite film scores shape their work.
Given the legal merits of Miller's case, and the government's reliance on ancient and obscure prerogative powers, it would have taken a particularly slanted political position for the high court to have sided with the government.
But close attention to the highly mobile should never obscure the power and prejudices of those very many people in the past who remained still and entrenched.
Such studies obscure the power of computational methods and promote a general feeling in the research community that conclusions obtained through computational experiments do not constitute strong enough evidence.
Ms. Osborne's concert in the same space the night before partly backfired because the musical forces at work — a rock quintet augmented by six string players — obscured the power of her rock-blues singing.
The conversion of "Dune" into a franchise, while pleasing readers and earning royalties for the Herbert estate, has gone a long way toward obscuring the power of the original novel.
These include the loss of detail, removal of historical context, and obscuring of power dynamics.
The process or faculty Norman uses to arrive at his belief about the President sounds very similar to one of those obscure and suspect powers.
