(62 quotes found)
“Lancaster obscures the results a little bit because they score so high, but I was real happy with our relays. They finished second to Lancaster, and I would think they posted some of the fastest sprint times in East Texas.”
Dennis Baker
“I would have loved to put an offender from each specific district and not obscured their name. But we'd have put ourselves at liability to do so.”
Kevin Carns
“It's so irresponsible to use that kind of imagery, in many ways it becomes meaningless. It really obscures and confuses rather than helps.”
David Friedman
“Obscurity is the realm of error.”
Vauvenargues Marquis de
“We're still struggling in a fog of volatility that may obscure the fact the market is, or may be close to, bottoming,”
Robert Kerr
“was obscured by equipment needed to operate the train.”
David Pope
“A good catchword can obscure analysis for fifty years.”
Wendell L. Willkie
“Although he has been regarded as a marginal and somewhat obscure 'border' figure, Bean was anything but. He was on the cutting edge of events as they unfolded in the march of Anglo-Americans toward coveted Spanish possessions in the Southwest.”
Jack Jackson
“An intellectual is someone who avoids the mundane, and pursues the obscure.”
Richard Reeves
“This (document) is not obscure, nor should it be difficult to find.”
Robert Freeman
