Sentence examples for obscure the two from inspiring English sources
He was ridiculed for trying to obscure the two.
Likewise, THAAD deployment damages Chinese trust in Seoul on security issues, but it does not obscure the two countries' growing economic interdependence.
One of the best chapters in the book blows away the smokescreen put up to obscure the fact that two members of the Australian team Dennis Lillee and Rodney Marsh took the bet against their own side and, for an outlay of just £15 ($30) between them, won £7,500.
That is a false and dangerous conclusion.Rational foolsThese important caveats, however, should not obscure the fact that two central parts of the discipline macroeconomics and financial economics—are now, rightly, being severely re-examined (see article, article).
The political implications of the coalition parties combining on their post-election fiscal plans against Labour might be misunderstood by voters, and obscure the differences between the two coalition parties.
It is to encourage state schools once again to compete with the best in the private sector, and ultimately to try to break down and obscure the division between the two sorts of schools the biggest barrier to opportunity in Britain.
In recent months, the company has decided to stop selling three men's magazines it said were too racy and to partially obscure the covers of four women's magazines on sale in checkout lines.
Wal-Mart Stores said yesterday that it would partly obscure the covers of four women's magazines sold in its checkout aisles.
C1 Magazine Covers Under Fire Wal-Mart Stores will partly obscure the covers of four women's magazines sold at its checkout counters in response to concerns expressed by some customers about racy cover lines on some of the magazines.
But they've become so inadequate for the job of housing my foolishly large book collection that the growing pile in front of them obscures the first two shelves.
Everyone needs a home team, heaven knows, but these assertions of collective identity based on gender, geography and who knows what else obscure the basic sameness of the three books.
