Obscuring in a sentence

Go’s novel lets the Marcoses off too easily as well, overlooking their role in rewriting history and obscuring their wrongs.

Huge dust storms regularly occur on Mars, sometimes obscuring the entire surface of Mars from view.

Idiotic White House doxxes U.S. troops: “The White House took serious heat on social media Thursday for posting an image of President Biden meeting with U.S. troops in Israel without obscuring their identities,” Fox News.

Obscuring prospect for the kids is the Montana Legislature’s historic homeowner property tax increase, which the state revenue department indicated will target local homes.

The idea of your ethnicity feels like a shroud that separates you from the people around you, while also obscuring the complexity of the of your place of origin.

To add to the concerns over the status of the meeting and the obscuring of episcopal and non-episcopal votes, the Synod Secretariat has said it will not give a breakdown of the voting to show how many bishop members and non-bishop members voted.

He looked straight into the camera as he spray-painted the lens, partially obscuring it.

Hinkle, along with another true crime junkie acting as his partner, planned to wait until the winter so algae obscuring the water would be dead and nearby trees would have lost their leaves.

In Lethbridge County, dry and windy conditions have been known to stir up dust clouds, obscuring the vision of drivers on local roads and filling irrigation canals to the brim with dirt.

I shifted away from a mythic-religious perspective and embraced modern science, and learned that a solar eclipse is the moon passing between the earth and the sun, obscuring our view of the sun.

It's another horror movie with a simple yet striking poster, being a summation of how Brundle is part-man, part-fly for much of the film, though obscuring too much detail.

Its specialty is not in obscuring message activity painfully, its in protecting message content painlessly.

Mr. Davidson repeatedly clashed with Mr. Bove, who accused him of obscuring the truth by failing to supply specifics.

Other not so pleasantries are the look of the rear-view mirror, the driver’s seat partially obscuring the instrument cluster no matter how low the seat is dropped, and the sensitivity of the gear lever.

The heavy rain that falls from thunderstorms can also drastically reduce visibility, obscuring the view for nearby eyewitnesses.

The hooded thief – seemingly acting alone – strolls onto the driveway, obscuring his face and heads straight to the driver’s door of the Kia ProCeed hatchback, a keyless entry car.

The peak of the eclipse will occur in the mid-afternoon, with the Moon obscuring a notable fraction of the Sun's diameter.

When they seem insubstantial or fueled by some silly and transparent motivation, we may assume there’s something they’re obscuring.

But the truth is that, this North and South rotation has served the unity of Nigeria, it has facilitated obscuring the perception that any part of Nigeria is in bondage to another.

Devoted father John Davies told how new council regulations meant he had to replace his previous low fence with a new 6ft installation, obscuring the view.