Sentence examples for that were obscured from inspiring English sources

The significance of their bill lies less in its prospects for passage, which are slim, than in their willingness to prepare the public on Mr. Bush's behalf for the tough choices that were obscured by both sides when the issue was last aired, during the presidential campaign.

Milbury said, "If you watch the tape — and I can freely throw my teammates under the bus now after 30 years — people were throwing some serious shots down below us that were obscured by the fact that everybody was focusing on the idiot highest up in the stands hitting somebody with a shoe".

And it opens up space for imagining alternative possibilities that were obscured by those claims.

Nonproportional odds models revealed associations between risk factors and time burden that were obscured by binary and standard ordered logistic models.

The exquisite control of high-quality thin films through composition, defects, strain, and microstructure allows us to clearly distinguish intrinsic and extrinsic properties that were obscured by the limitation of sample quality.

This image was, unfortunately, followed by subsequent images that were obscured by feathers.

The copy, now restored, offers details that are obscured in the original Mona Lisa.

In many cases, the clothes reveal a personality that was obscured by poverty.

It is possible, he accepts, that some services provide some benefit that is obscured by poor measurement and reporting.

That recognition is underscored by a statistic that was obscured by the postelection hostilities in Florida last fall.

Fannie Mae appears to have suffered a big loss last year that was obscured by the complexity of its accounting, they say.