Sentence examples for obscures itself from inspiring English sources

Arguably, it took a marginal figure to do what Barthes did, to (in Dennis Potter's words) tear away the masks through which "western society sustains, sells, identifies and yet obscures itself by painting or powdering over its raddled, whore-like visage".

Although the app maker knows a lot about its users, the company seems to have done a fairly good job of obscuring itself online.

There are an infinite amount of places for a creature to lie in wait or obscure itself.

"Beach volleyball is fairly obscure itself".

For some, Aussie still simply means "white", a sentiment that itself obscures the mostly forgotten English bigotry against the Irish, Australia's first other.

Frozen in time, the written word can become an idol itself, obscuring the distinction between itself and what it is meant to signify (see Freudenthal (2012), pp. 105-134).

The trouble with the complaint is that it obscures the fact that Enron itself was a wind farm.

Such lofty comparisons might threaten to obscure the writing itself.

It was that sort of year in classical music, when the controversies surrounding the music tended at times to obscure the music itself.

Farther from the black hole but still largely in the accretion disk plane are dust-laden gas clouds that can obscure the quasar itself.

The markers are like little worms that come together to solve the mystery of the image, and as they do they obscure the image itself and in return they offer another level of abstraction to it.