Sentence examples for obscure viewing from inspiring English sources

In the early 1960's, while director of the Mount Wilson and Mount Palomar Observatories in California, Dr. Babcock came up with the idea to build an observatory in a remote part of the world, where city lights would not obscure viewing of the stars, planets and galaxies.

But they also obscure views from the inside.

They feared that future construction would obscure views.

Mr. Stiller was criticized for his decision to excise and obscure views of the towers.

In particular, the group objects to the tall buildings, saying they would obscure views of the river.

Standing-wise, it's all much of a muchness – though the positioning of the stage can sometimes obscure views from the flanks.

"I had the chance to look at our surroundings without the preoccupation of day-to-day livelihood and the obscure view that comes with the pain and suffering of being poor," Tabibian said.

In his somewhat esoteric but not entirely obscure view, cinema, the art that is for him both an ethical foundation and a utopian horizon, is devoted to production, the half-industrial, half-artisanal activity of making images.

In-feed conditions jeopardize security in the power system due to the non-adaptive property of distance protection system and provide an obscure view of the system conditions.

In Pico's lifetime, of course, even his less obscure views about mystical union were little known because the texts were either not published or not comprehensible to a Latin readership.

During breast cancer screenings, implants may complicate the process of noticing cancers because they obscure views during mammographies.