Sentence examples for obscured at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grenadier, 47, chimed in: "The lines are so obscured at this point.

These difficulties may be obscured, at the moment, by the sweet sense of Restoration in the House of Bush.

But the stunning sweep of the wave-like form of Hadid's design, with its 160m x 80m roof, will be almost entirely obscured at Games time by the two ugly "water wings" that extend capacity by 15,000 during the Olympics.

CONS: Sunlight is obscured at various points by stained glass, frosted glass and fire escapes.

In the light of day, I was able to make out details that had been obscured at Manhattan Motorcars.

According to Marcion, that distinction had been obscured at the very earliest stages of the Christian movement, and, among the Apostles, only Paul had understood it.

Mr. Beene showed his classic slim, cut-out evening gowns that play inventively with seams, and which managed to seem monastic and sexually charged -- no curve of the body was obscured -- at the same time.

Just what that place was, and what she was to do, was obscured, even at the time.

While stun grenades can be more effective in most situations, there are often "nade spots" (positions with obscured views) at the start of maps that veterans can accurately lob Semtex over into high traffic areas to gain quick kills.

In the second-guessing over "Full Monty," Mr. Law admitted that its first advertising campaigns might have confused its potential audience over what the musical was really about, implying male nudity, which is a minor and obscured moment at the end.

This technology is suitable for person identification at a distance when other biometrics like face, iris, or fingerprint might be obscured or at too low a resolution.