Obscured In A Sentence

• Since my wound obscured my worth!
• Not a cloud obscured the sky.
• And a rowing jargon obscured his speech.
• A mist obscured the glimmer of the stars.
• The mental picture obscured the actual.
• There was no moon and the stars were obscured by clouds.
• In their obscured haunts of inmost bowers.
• The barrier no longer obscured his mind.
• Big white and black clouds obscured the sun.
• A blood-red veil obscured his vision.
• The salt in his eyes at first obscured his vision.
• The deadly gray wind had obscured all light.
• A menacing cloud obscured the wintry moon.
• The mirage of romance obscured the light of common day.
• A little grey cloud obscured the blue light.
• But to-night the darkness obscured even that image.
• Suffused: clouded or obscured by a darker color.
• A cloud of grey dust still obscured everything.
• The houses obscured them; they were hardly visible.
• The moon had risen, but was obscured by clouds.
• At length the sun sank and night obscured the conflict.
• There was no moon, and heavy clouds obscured the stars.
• Owing to the heavy firing, clouds now obscured the sun.
• Very soon, the sun was obscured by ever-thickening clouds.
• The night was black, with sky mostly obscured by clouds.
• The old Newport is much obscured by the new.
• We do not try to gather the sunbeams until the clouds have obscured them.
• The bulk of the gentlemanly official she had chosen obscured her.
• Until the lights are ignited all its beauty is obscured in darkness.
• Her judgment was obscured by the magnitude of her meanness in her own eyes.
• Mists have obscured the sun of late, and now it does not rise at all.
• The sky is neither obscured by clouds nor streaked with shells.
• It may have been that the new pall of black vapour only obscured them.
• It's obscured now, in the smoke.
• The smoke still rose from down below and obscured the face of the waters.
• The body of the church was quite obscured with the smoke of the incense.
• Experimental complications springing up at every step obscured the problem.
• Dudley wrote home that doves were so plentiful that they obscured the light.

• Gives the nickel reaction occasionally somewhat obscured by cobalt.
• They were beyond the line of battle and were not obscured by the clouds of smoke.

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