Sentence examples for obscures himself from inspiring English sources
In the video, he obscures himself: male and female models lip-synch his vocals, and the leather jacket from the "Faith" video is set on fire.
Instead, he emerges from the conclave as an arch conservative (his choice of the name Pius XIII places him in a lineage of extreme orthodoxy), a Pope who not only refuses to be photographed but also obscures himself completely from his public.
His music has been described as emotional and intimate but also distant, and he has always obscured himself from his fans.
In drawing on all these disparate elements and incorporating them into its narcissistic arrangement — in shoring these fragments against his ruins — Shields manages to thoroughly obscure himself.
Mr. Guzmán, upon seeing the Black Hawk, leaned back with the child in his arms, Mexican officials said, obscuring himself as a target.
The British music historian Edward Lockspeiser, in his important biography of Debussy published in 1936 and updated several times, gets at the essence of the man and the artist when he suggests that Debussy "obscured himself from the outside world by a screen of bristling irony".
He is cognizant of the complications of being a white British guy singing dancehall, a situation he tiptoes nimbly around by obscuring himself, slipping in and out of a light patois, using Auto-Tune, and varying his phrasing until the meaning of the words begins to drift into oblivion.
Chants of "down with the military regime," intermittently pierced the thick walls of the cage, with Morsi himself obscured from view in a separate chamber.
At other points, they blame the Soviet leader himself for obscuring his basic desires in a cloud of unnecessary posturing.
