Sentence examples for was obscuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To render obscure; to darken; to make dim; to keep in the dark; to hide; to make less visible, intelligible, legible, glorious, beautiful, or illustrious.
For a while, the passage of time was obscuring Whitey Bulger.
Some reaction came from those who believed that the music was obscuring the words.
Lyn Hughes, editor-in-chief, Wanderlust magazine A cloud of dust was obscuring the rising sun.
By treating Slavs, Balts, and Jews all as victims together, his critics claim, he was obscuring a tragic core truth.
I became pleased with my new setup — until, walking briskly, I got to a corner where a puddle was obscuring the height of the lip of the curb.
They all said that the decline was obscuring a much bigger problem: the enormous long-term deficit caused by future Social Security and Medicare payments.
Very quickly, the graffiti was obscured.
Some grumbled that their view was obscured.
The lakefront was obscured, the water too.
Horns honked, and the chant was obscured.
However, which type of GC caused rectal metastasis was obscured.
