obscured

"I wish--I wish--" she sighed, for melancholy came over her and obscured at least a section of her clear vision.

It was this: I asked myself whether there was not in his soul some deep-rooted instinct of creation, which the circumstances of his life had obscured, but which grew relentlessly, as a cancer may grow in the living tissues, till at last it took possession of his whole being and forced him irresistibly to action.

But because there is, in man, an election touching the frame of his mind, and a necessity in the frame of his body, the stars of natural inclination are sometimes obscured, by the sun of discipline and virtue.

And more than a third said they'd seen instructions or warning signs obscured by foliage.

DRIVERS are being put at risk as vital road signs are obscured by out of control trees and shrubs.

Graves obscured: Amnesty International says the Islamic Republic is systematically destroying or building over the mass graves of those executed in 1988.

However, Dave Rivera, science research specialist of Phivolcs, said the agency was not able to record any details about the eruption due to the obscured view.

Also, when the piece size is extensive, generally inadequate edges can be changed out in the obscured picture, which fundamentally influences the outcome.

A GRANDAD got so annoyed about road signs being obscured by trees and hedges on country lanes that he's made it his mission to photograph as many as possible.

But the new studies show that obscured active galaxies behave differently than their exposed counterparts: they duster closer together and tend to reside near gas-rich, star-forming galaxies.

The sun is obscured to make the dimmer solar atmosphere more visible.

Mr Latcham last night insisted the authority had not stipulated how the window had to be obscured and that its staff had inspected, and been satisfied by, the film.