Sentence examples for somehow obscure from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile it is amusing to watch the Republicans try to parse the words "deficit reduction" and "fiscal conservatism" to somehow obscure the reality that they are about to choose between their announced principles (and voters) on the one hand and their biggest campaign donors on the other.

The functional meaning and relevance of EGFR-NCE is still somehow obscure.

That the right-wing intellectual establishment also constituted a powerful elite was somehow obscured.

… The praise these straight actors have garnered for their awesome achievements in portraying gay folks somehow obscures the reality that every day on Hollywood's large and small screens legions of lesbian and gay actors are convincingly portraying heterosexual characters.

Or are we looking at what we often encounter in the gun debate, namely, a confusion between coincidence and causality which has a way of somehow obscuring the facts?

The lack of an E-R association in the total cohort was thought to be caused by the surface worker cohort somehow obscuring the association.

By this logic, absenteeism somehow magically obscures your political leanings!

It somehow illuminates her obscure and enigmatic character.

It doesn't feel like my life has amazingly changed.' Her main concern about the fact that her career seems to be stepping up a gear is that she can somehow remain safely obscure.

Though the specifics of what kind of sonics the pieces represent is obscure, somehow each shape communicates a sound.

Perhaps Sarkeesian will note the phenomenon in which the feminity of most of the aforementioned characters (barring Mme. Sandiego) is somehow disconnected or obscured from their physical representations.