Sentence examples for point of obscuring from inspiring English sources

One is if you want a comprehensive list, your map will be littered with little icons, possibly to the point of obscuring your route.

Macero was highly visible to the point of obscuring the artist: he ran Davis through dozens of hours of tape, after which he went back through the raw takes, splicing and editing until a finished product emerged.

So minimal it sparkles, the spartan church is in every way the opposite of Moneo's own Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles, whose architecture had similar minimalist intentions but has been decorated and accessorized to the point of obscuring them, at least on the inside.

Classical Hodgkin lymphoma is the archetype in which host response elements dominate to the point of obscuring the neoplastic B-cell clone [ 13], and in classical Hodgkin lymphoma PD1 pathway blockade has recently been described as a promising therapeutic approach [ 14].

Joseph Bottum's essay in Commonweal making what's advertised (and what the Times has covered) as "a conservative Catholic's case for same-sex marriage" is so deliberately discursive — to the point of obscuring, at times, exactly what kind of argument the former First Things editor is making — that it's hard to know exactly where a response would best begin.

Too, that good point got obscured by a bunch of anti-gay garbage.

But, as noted above, we only observe concurrency behavior at one time point, which obscures at least part of the temporal relationship between concurrency and HIV prevalence.

In addition, our vantage point is obscured by many stars and large clouds of interstellar dust.

Blank Realm have always been capable of moments of translucent beauty, the dizzying high points of previous albums obscuring the weaker moments.

For instance, a gratuitous reference to my work, along with Geoffrey Hill's, as "serious-minded to the point of pain and obscure of purpose" by Roger Lewis in the Times ("Say no to pompous professors") shows Lewis has conflated a superficial impression of Hill with a blurred and misleading one of me.

Much has been made that in the end, the "intelligence" the agents squeezed out of their victims was of little value, which makes a point of painful irony but obscures the darker reality.