Sentence examples for obscuring the distinction between from inspiring English sources

Waves pound the coast like angry fists while torrents of rain howl up the canyons, obscuring the distinction between kelp and redwood.

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).

Some of these clones have become a major cause of nosocomial infections, obscuring the distinction between CA-MRSA and HA-MRSA [ 3- 5].

Further obscuring the distinction between the gene-activating and gene-repressing functions of the NPC, some NPC components, for example, Nup2p, have been shown to harbor "boundary activity".

Marketers, for instance, work harder and harder to obscure the distinction between ads and real life.

Similarly, allowing "refute" to mean "deny" obscures the distinction between proving and asserting that a claim is false.

I might add that this is not the first instance in which the Court has obscured the distinction between § 2254 and § 2255.

The design of the illustration and the language of the caption obscured the distinction between safety concerns and those involving effectiveness for weight loss.

However, it has also obscured the distinction between the straightforward goal of making judging more honest and transparent, and the broader debate over what figure skating is supposed to be about.

A security weakness in mobility support has a direct consequence on the security of users because it obscures the distinction between devices and users.

It actually obscures the distinction between sexual assault and rape, and grooms men to practice both.