Sentence examples for because of some obscure from inspiring English sources

He'd gravitate to the small part that wasn't going to end, because of some obscure hitch: a colonial contract that was still in force perhaps... Writer thinks you could say Nugent is an explorer, but unconventional.

No one bought fridges that tweet whenever they're opened, and no one buys a Galaxy S 4 because of some obscure networked dual-camera selfie stamp book, or whatever other garbage they've crammed into that awful thing.

I admire it very much, but I can't give The Assassin all my heart because of its obscure quality, and my feeling is that without homework, some of the film is still a bit impenetrable.

And because of an obscure cap provision, no rival was allowed to offer Lin more than a $5 million starting salary.

Pryor and his suspended Ohio State teammates were allowed to play in the Sugar Bowl because of an obscure rule that afforded them a "unique opportunity".

Because of an obscure family quarrel, Alessandro's early sojourn in Rome was interrupted by a short prison term under Pope Innocent VIII.

The compensation-to-revenue ratio may be particularly difficult to calculate in 2011 because of an obscure accounting maneuver called debt valuation adjustment.

A Texas-based oil refiner in which he had a major stake was losing money because of an obscure environmental rule that Icahn regarded as unduly onerous.

Despite a five-game suspension issued by the N.C.A.A., the suspended players, including the star quarterback Terrelle Pryor, were allowed to play against Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl because of an obscure clause in N.C.A.A. rules.

ATLANTA — Not having an opportunity to reach the Big 12 title game because of an obscure tie breaker has been like a stake deep to the heart of Texas fans.

The book covers James's early manhood, including the period of the civil war, during which he was exempted from military service because of an "obscure hurt" he had suffered as a teenager.