Sentence examples similar to obscuring spray from inspiring English sources
Trials like the one in Japan also raise less obvious questions, such as how windscreens will deal with being pelted by grit and stones kicked up between vehicles or how the view-obscuring spray of rain water from long trains will affect other road users.
What looks like spray-painted splodges dot the images, obscuring the subjects' bodies and disfiguring their faces into melting mugs that look like they've been doused in acid or some such corrosive substance.
The company's website points out that it is illegal to use the spray to obscure a vehicle's number plate and did not condone it being used to avoid speed cameras.
"When you're spraying mud on your car, you can get it everywhere, but obscuring the number plate is not what this product is for," said Mr Dowse.
In addition, the plow blade causes considerable spray of snow on both sides, which can obscure the vision of other road users.
Elk hunters, who try to obscure their scent and walk quietly through the woods there, aren't as accustomed to carrying bear spray despite studies showing it is a powerful deterrent that can save human and bear lives.
He wasn't always obscure.
Lines of authority were obscured.
Presumably to obscure the prices.
