1.   A victory can obscure reality.

2.   If the stereotypes that obscure the reality of African-Americans are belittling or hostile, American Indians are most likely to find themselves smothered in sentimentality.

3.   That tension obscures the reality of who still holds power in this country.

4.   That reality has been obscured in the days since the suicide bombing in the Jerusalem marketplace.

5.   The effect of this soap opera, however, obscures the reality of Reeves as one of the best coaches in the game.

6.   The images they see of themselves obscure the reality, which is always more inchoate, less simplistic, harder to make sense of, but much more interesting.

7.   The notion that there are two sides to every story can obscure reality.

8.   They let the glare of his big rebounding numbers obscure the reality of his life and his approach to the game.

9.   They say some data may be misreported to obscure the realities of experimentation.

10.   Yet, even there, ironies abound and illusion obscures reality.