Sentence examples for obscured him from inspiring English sources

Karl Foerster (1874-1970) was a plantsman of worldwide influence until history obscured him.

He was a very different kind of player than the dominant A.L. shortstops of his prime — Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Nomar Garciaparra and Miguel Tejada — but their presence obscured him.

I hate the idea, one that strikes me as deeply naive, that at last we're seeing the "real" T-Pain here -- that Auto-Tune has somehow obscured him until now.

McCann's consistency obscures him nationally, but he said he did not care.

The house went wild again, standing and obscuring him from the view of many.

On the bunt, he shrewdly stepped in front of catcher Josh Thole, momentarily obscuring him enough to provide Jerry Hairston Jr. time to score from third base on the play.

In the end, Martin's family members take over the film, and though their presence is meant to explain his despair, they end up obscuring him.

McClain said the LAPD officer was standing in front of Hernandez, obscuring him from view as he lay bleeding, telling other responding officers that Hernandez was dead.

— Danny Woodhead is tucked into a back corner of the New England Patriots' locker room, so diminutive that even the arms and shoulders of a small clutch of reporters are enough to obscure him.

And, as Mr. Browne, a broker with the Corcoran Group, said, "Who wouldn't want to shower looking at Central Park?" Enclosed on all sides and draped with fragrant honeysuckle, the wooden stall all but obscures him from view.

In a more recent musical piece, "Cloudscape" (2004), a middle-aged African-American man (the artist Terry Adkins) stands whistling an unidentified folk tune as studio-produced fog gathers around him, obscures him from sight, then clears.