Sentence examples for a set of obscure from inspiring English sources

The book reproduced the East West conflict as a set of obscure, fascinating, and dubious strategies.

In "See Jane Sing!" at Joe's Pub, the actress brings her signature bossy schmalz to a set of "obscure standards".

What is perhaps most striking about "Way Out There in the Blue" is how clearly, eloquently and engagingly FitzGerald manages to describe a set of obscure and complicated events.

Mr. Hotz's method, which requires a soldering gun, a steady hand and a set of obscure software tools, is one of several techniques that have emerged over the last week to break the technological locks confining the iPhone to AT&T's network.

On the surface Havi (home audio- video interoperability) is a geeky set of obscure technical standards.

She put together a set list of "obscure standards," as she paradoxically described them, including Irving Berlin's "Mr. Monotony" and the Flying Machine's "Smile a Little Smile for Me," as well as some satirical folk "hits" from "A Mighty Wind".

Yet another sees the same girl again on her back with her legs folded up to her chest and her face obscured, but a set of striped ankle boots plain for all to see.

On a very basic level, the process requires homeless people to demonstrate they are homeless while obscuring this fact by asking them a set of unrelated questions.

But a couple of new faces had turned up, one of them obscured by a wool cap pulled down to meet a set of black-framed glasses.

I know about a lot of obscure stuff.

He knows a lot of obscure Scottish law.