Sentence examples for views obscure from inspiring English sources

More than a third of the Cornish coast is protected by the National Trust and it is easy to find amazing views, obscure coves and fascinating human histories along much of it.

Forman (PPI, P. H. Chen 502). 1 Lateral view, obscure transverse ridges with a prominent perforation.

It settles easily away from view, obscure and quiet, with only the occasional flair-up as a reminder that people are killing and dying in the name of my country.

Reality slips from view, obscured by a hazy blend of Meelya's dreams and visions.

For those on the left, that view obscures an increasingly disappointing history.

This romantic view obscures Greece's winding path to the European club.

The eight-foot fence has been a view-obscuring irritant for at least 67 years.

It was awkward because he saw it late, his view obscured by Richards, but a goalscoring defender of his quality should have done better.

A. Whether they face an air shaft or a neighboring building, windows with a view obscured by a wall usually let in some natural light, even if only a little.

What people forget -- their view obscured, perhaps, by the ultra-close 2000 presidential election and the most balanced Congress in 70 years -- is that this dynamic is exceedingly rare in American politics.

But Ms. Monahan, who is writing a book about Masson and France in the 1930's, also says that this traditional view obscures a more enduring legacy left by Masson.