Sentence examples for seeks to obscure from inspiring English sources

Migrationwatch seeks to obscure this fact.

With Edward Snowden we're seeing a similar news frame develop that seeks to obscure the more damaging revelations.

Although the oil and gas industry successfully seeks to obscure the truth and science with such silencing orders, the facts are catching up with them.

"It should be easy to do that and I think in their evidence they deliberately sought to obscure that".

Human Rights Watch said the decision "gives Bahrain's rulers the opportunity they are seeking to obscure the seriousness of the country's human rights situation".

Some Republicans have charged that the Obama administration initially sought to obscure a possible connection to Al Qaeda in order to protect its claim to have brought the group to its knees.

In addition, the complaints assert that Bank of New York Mellon sought to obscure its pricing practices by not providing time-stamped trade confirmations to customers and gave misleading information when it received inquiries about the pricing of foreign exchange transactions.

For the most honest wartime sentiments, Mr. Horwitz might have considered the words and actions of enslaved men and women, who quickly recognized a truth about the war that others — including Lincoln again — at first sought to obscure.

Many American military and intelligence officials say that Iran in recent months has sought to obscure its connections to the militias by training a select number of militia leaders, who in turn would train the foot soldiers in Iraq.

Never mind that "Slumdog" tells a story of stunted, shafted slum children, precisely the kind of story promoters of the New India have sought to obscure with tales of prosperity.

The point is that efforts to highlight the importance of the media should exist alongside, rather than seek to obscure, recognition of the complexities of the media's role.