Obscures

But on the Prius, it obscures some of the car’s lines, which makes it the worst choice.

Create a dark cloud that heavily obscures and blinds all creatures inside.

However, such a view focused on individuals, albeit one with considerable power, obscures the systemic nature of settler colonialism.

It’s more sentiment than science, a form of toxic positivity that obscures the sheer gravity of the moment.

Or maybe on the big screen that obscures part of the backstretch in the infield at Santa Anita.

Unless the knowledge-keepers of those traditions are consulted and heeded, such commodification further obscures the cultural significance of the names.

View of wind turbines threatens A.C. casinosAt fifteen miles out, the earth's curvature completely obscures a 100-ft tall object from a six-foot tall person.

What I would rather contemplate is what this perennial reduction of politics to ethnic/religious identity obscures.

American health care today obscures the fundamental mission and purpose that motivates clinicians.

But the long endurance of our constitutional text — to say nothing of our cultural reverence for the framers as oracles — obscures the structural transformations that mark our political history and experience.

Google says its share of those markets is 30% or less when including advertising on social media, streaming TV and apps, and says the Justice Department's narrow focus on website ads obscures the fierce competition it faces as those categories grow.

In other words, the way he obscures his imagery is just as important as the imagery itself.

This realignment has ended up feeling like an overcorrection that obscures what exactly the Grammys are meant to represent.

Most of the time you can’t even read the numbers because the snake hair has gotten so long it obscures reading them.

Municipal Affairs Minister Tracy Allard, giving a public address for the first time since she took over the position from Kaycee Madu last month, said flowing revenue often obscures fiscal “sins” — but that’s about to change.

New spring foliage mostly obscures delightfully pale pink flowers.

ALL this anti-Brexit waffle about a hard border in the island of Ireland obscures one central fact – the British will NEVER build a wall separating the Republic from Northern Ireland.

But the awkward photo op of this particular event (women have been recognized in previous Gender Balance Index awards) obscures a more complex story of gender equality in the Gulf nation.

But the Portal Bridge’s modest profile obscures its vital role: It is a main rail link between New York City and most of the rest of the country.

Highbrow true crime obscures its shock value with intellect, so it is crucial that consumers make a conscious effort to face their attraction to violence and reflect on its dehumanizing effects.