obscuring

Emotional, immovable, perpetual, by the stream that called to the gods, ten gods, of knowledge occurring to rock, or ignorance of the name obscuring daylight.

precious body Jerry Ratch 2011

The caveats there, almost embarrassed — and embarrassing, too, as Mailer grunts that if he lost his country, he might also lose his fictional subject — are less important than the admission that they are half intended to qualify and cannot entirely succeed in obscuring: the gruff admission that our Norman could be a patriot after all.

Master of Conventions 2008

The caveats there, almost embarrassed — and embarrassing, too, as Mailer grunts that if he lost his country, he might also lose his fictional subject — are less important than the admission that they are half intended to qualify and cannot entirely succeed in obscuring: the gruff admission that our Norman could be a patriot after all.

Master of Conventions 2008

The couplets are so well matched there is no point in obscuring them and a director should give in and run with them.

Ashland: The Comedy of Errors joshenglish 2008

The caveats there, almost embarrassed — and embarrassing, too, as Mailer grunts that if he lost his country, he might also lose his fictional subject — are less important than the admission that they are half intended to qualify and cannot entirely succeed in obscuring: the gruff admission that our Norman could be a patriot after all.

Master of Conventions 2008

That is, the content of C is not important, only its function in obscuring U.

Real Motivations 2007

The role of subspecies in obscuring avian biological diversity and misleading conservation policy.

Archive 2006-03-01 Darren Naish 2006

As she says this, she's pressing Xander's head into her neck and boobs, once again obscuring his face - and I envy her.

The Worst Movie I Have Ever Seen - The Death Of Xander 2005

Someone could write a valuable monograph on the use of question-begging names and epithets, and their effect in obscuring political controversies.

As I Please 1945

We came clown and, to our dismay, there was a fine drizzle of rain obscuring the whole countryside.

With The R.A.F. Over Europe 1942