Sentence examples for being obscure from inspiring English sources

Anderson is comfortable with being obscure.

Harris is famous – if at all - for being obscure.

Above ground, Mr. Libeskind's signature structures are angular and asymmetrical without being obscure.

He was accused of being obscure, of wilfully concealing any moral point.

His films are mysterious without being obscure and are sometimes carefully patterned and sometimes linear stories of journeys of discovery.

Far from being obscure, many of those threatened are Class A amphibians – the kind of jewel-coloured frogs that adorn postage stamps and star in David Attenborough documentaries.

The period is obscure.

Why, exactly, is obscure.

The lyrics are obscure.

And not all are obscure.

Hughes was obscure and ambitious.