The public and the media, he writes, must understand the obscured truths laid bare in his book and demand change.
At its core, it's an investigation into the fallibility of reason, an attempt to reckon with obscured truths and alternative facts.
Underneath the complex particulars of their research, however, is an often-obscured truth.
The failure to establish effective accountability over private security contractors (PSCs) hasn't just obscured important truths about how our nation secures its foreign policy -- it has allowed some reckless actors to repeatedly endanger this goal.
After a bitter squabble with the panel's chief counsel, Mr. Gonzalez quit, asserting that elements of organized crime were succeeding in keeping the truth obscured.
Once again, I have come to see that uncertainty and reversal are the everyday flavor of the game — a truth obscured or forgotten when you hang around the Yankees.
And, like the famous podcast, we see, and are only left with, mostly obscured glimpses of the truth.
In these mediated landscapes the delicate traces we rely on in the search for truth are often obscured".Finally, is not the defendant's fundamental right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty damaged by the televising of his trial?
Determining what went wrong has proved exceedingly difficult; the case is still being debated in review boards and appellate courts, and truth has become obscured by rumor and apocrypha.
But, diligent researcher that she has become--no accident; something in her psyche sensed she would need these skills--she has the dates, locations and precise venues now "in memory"; the truth no longer obscured or clouded by her need to protect her vulnerable soul and shattered self.
For the modern British - more to the point, English - novelist this notion of truth is a little obscured and inaccessible.
