Sentence examples for quickly obscured from inspiring English sources

Naturally, these questions arouse high passions, and when they do their connection with underlying social values is quickly obscured.

The economic populism that powered Trump's Presidential campaign has been quickly obscured, not only by the chaos of his first month but by the plutocrats he has appointed to carry out his agenda.

Polymorphism-based approaches require the action of relatively recent positive selection, as patterns of variation indicative of selection (such as patterns in the site frequency spectrum [SFS] or linkage disequilibrium [LD] between mutations) are quickly obscured by subsequent mutation and recombination events, as well as genetic drift (Kim and Stephan 2002; Przeworski 2002).

"With Pakistan you had some mention, but it was quickly obscured with the coverage of what was happening next door, the killing of the 10 aid workers in Afghanistan".

Leanne Weber and Sharon Pickering of the Monash University criminal justice programme estimate that there are two additional deaths for every recovered body, since remains are quickly obscured by shifting sands.

Whatever setbacks that agenda might have received over Mr. Franken's eventual resignation were quickly obscured this week when Ms. Gillibrand called for Congress to investigate the multiple allegations of sexual assault against the president.

Positive perceptions quickly became obscured, however, by the continuation of the euro-zone crises.

In the short space of time that I was on the mountain, I saw the cityscape swelter beneath me under a clear blue sky and then quickly become obscured by twirling strands of mist that seemed to appear from nowhere.

This is particularly important because computer technologies quickly expose the 'digital divide', easily obscured in deliberative approaches.

If we manage to see the good qualities in our opponents, we collectively arrive at the truth much more quickly: our vision of truth isn't obscured by hatred and anger and our opponent's vision of us become less obscured too.

The shellac attracted grime, dust and bat dung, and quickly oxidised to a dark reddish brown that totally obscured the images from both travellers and scholars.