Sentence examples for obscured as from inspiring English sources

"I was coming in on 95, and the Las Vegas Strip was totally obscured, as well as the mountains," she said.

But the byproduct of this very effective, Goldman-centric political strategy, is that the larger issue of the dramatic deterioration of Wall Street's mores and ethics over the past 40 years has been all but obscured, as has a robust debate about how to change Wall Street's behavior in the future to prevent a recurrence of the events that led to the 2008 financial crisis.

There has been 2 3 fold increase of liquid deposition with better uniformity on the obscured as well as front target.

The true involvement of non-O157 in STEC disease will remain obscured as long as screening methods focus on traditional culture methods.

That difference has been obscured as long as Mr. Arafat supported, or at least condoned, violence against Israel.

The densely painted face showed a vibrancy that had been obscured as had the small number of brushstrokes needed to evoke the man's detailed white collar.

As the boundaries between diseases become more obscured, and as our definitions evolve in the wake of new genetic information, resources that provide high coverage of human disease are becoming increasingly more important.

The travesty of this campaign is the way it has obscured class as the divide that unites people across national, gender, religious and racial lines.

A new book, "Einstein on Race and Racism" (Rutgers University Press, $23.95) by Fred Jerome and Rodger Taylor, is a pithy story about Einstein and his somewhat obscured life as an advocate of civil rights.

Another is that since 1945, British forces have engaged in a series of small wars that were under-reported and now all but forgotten, or which were obscured, even as they were being fought, by more dramatic events elsewhere.

In a video circulated by the Observatory, a man with his face obscured, identified as another Free Syrian Army commander, is heard to say ruefully that when the radical fighters first arrived in the town, "we warmly welcomed them — we opened our homes and even participated in battles with them".