Sentence examples for were obscured 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.
Jones, the Army Corps manager for the project, agreed that the access points were obscured.
Some of the payments were obscured from public view, through a series of transactions.
Bloomberg said the investments were obscured by holding companies and restrictions on access to commercial documents in China.
Any identification marks were obscured, and the whole mission was kept secret.
Conversations about these acts of anti-Black violence were obscured, however, by international uproar over the killing of a "beloved lion".
Germinal centers degenerated and light areas were obscured (Fig. 1c).
Note that initial ERP components were obscured by stimulus artefact (see Results).
Profiles where the vesicles were obscured or where the presence of DAB was ambiguous were not counted.
Lines of authority were obscured.
Many were obscured by clouds.
The Banksy stencils were obscured by gray paint.
