Sentence examples for A bit obscure from inspiring English sources

It was technical and a bit obscure.

The reference was a bit obscure.

Well he, too, is important, if a bit obscure.

Time may have rendered the object of Bunuel's satire a bit obscure.

While handicrafts may seem a bit obscure for a major Silicon Valley investor, the market potential in Brazil is significant.

"(The role of the deaconess) was a bit obscure … It would do good for the church to clarify this point.

"People have a sense of where you're at, but it's a little bit obscure because these expressive things don't mean anything particular".

But this victory could make it a bit less obscure.

Her motivations for publishing her story are a bit more obscure.

But the livery adored by these first ladies of fashion — Ms. Galitzine's palazzo pajamas — is a bit more obscure today.

I tried something a bit more obscure than "Bill Gates" and searched for "Dean Martin".