Sentence examples for obscured vision from inspiring English sources

The patient was a man in his sixties who had complained of impotence and obscured vision.

There's no gold medal in sight, but at least one species of fly manages to avoid obscured vision during flight by borrowing a page from Olympic ice skaters.

However, these disordered symptom clusters (often comprised of variations in normal human feelings) reflect complexity that we have not been able to fully appreciate and this is in part due to our obscured vision of them through the lens of DSM/ICD classification.

Heavy snowfall covered many of the roads, and dense fog obscured vision.

This basic fact, obscured by hazy visions of a borderless Internet cloud, is part of what accounts for global dismay at the revelations of extensive spying by the National Security Agency.

(An I.D.F. investigation concluded, according to Buchman, that when the soldier fired the canister "his field of vision was obscured").

Through successive revisions, it accrued more and more bombast until the scale of his original vision was obscured from sight.

The story is told of a New Zealand Buffalo pilot, based in Burma, whose vision was obscured in the heat of battle by oil spurting onto the windshield.

They, and other witnesses, also allege that a far larger number of men were detained and transported from the battlefield and that, while their vision was obscured by blacked-out goggles, they overheard the unmistakable sounds of torture at the base.

Was it in that theatre on the Rue Royale, when the two Spaniards in broad hats had come in directly behind me, pressing themselves so closely on me that when I at last saw a vacant seat and slipped into it my heart was beating hard and my vision was obscured?

The first thing I noticed was that my vision became obscured by fractals resembling kené patterns.