Sentence examples for she was obscured from inspiring English sources

When the camera angle widened during the announcement of Ms. Sebelius's nomination, he noted, she was obscured by the teleprompter.

However, readers would have been oblivious to England's presence because she was obscured by Moss, who was to the fore of the picture.

Perhaps she was obscured by the giant fiberglass sculpture of a Mexican waiter looming in the entrance, which might have been a cultural symbol of fear, or stereotypes, or something.

There is a toe-curling moment when the desperate, unhinged Phaedra gives him a blow job, and his only reaction is a slight tilt of his head because she is obscuring his view of the TV.

Horns honked, and the chant was obscured.

South Carolina governor Nikki Haley decried "noise" in the Republican presidential campaign she said was obscuring her party's message – and threatening its inroads with non-traditional voters – in a veiled but forceful response to Barack Obama's State of the Union address on Thursday.

Suddenly Ms. Ruemmler, a 42-year-old former prosecutor of white-collar crimes who is as influential with President Obama as she is obscure beyond his circle, was being introduced to the nation under a cloud of questions about her role and, worse, her judgment.

The singer-songwriter David Baerwald, who helped write three songs on the album, said in an e-mail, "It really pains me to think that this amazing talent she has could be obscured by all the media nonsense".

A lot of that has been obscured, she said, by attacks on her and the president.

Sphinx-like in her silence, she's been freighted with so much narrative over the years – martyr, political pawn, drug syndicate operator, mentally ill – that the reality of her (I mean, what's she actually like?) has been obscured.

Ms. Moore does have real abilities, but they are obscured when she shows the audience just how adorable she thinks she is.