Sentence examples for bit more obscure from inspiring English sources

Some I recognise; others are a bit more 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.

This section, if you can believe it, is a bit more obscure... Occassionally, your email address will be spoofed by a spammer (meaning: used as the 'From:' address) to spam a server outside of Stanford.

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

The last couple interviews in the In Their Own Words series have been with CEOs of startups that are a bit more obscure.

I like to fancy I know a little bit about the more obscure corners of the rock world.

The result is an entertaining, sometimes affecting inquiry into man's yearning for spiritual transcendence through the worship of holy relics, real or otherwise — from the Shroud of Turin ("considered by some to be Christianity's most holy artifact, mocked by others as little more than a medieval towel smeared with ink") to more obscure bits of clothing and body parts.

When he hit his teens he stepped up his game, and started hunting for more obscure bits of E.T. tat merchandise in flea markets and yard sales.

When he hit his teens he stepped up his game and started hunting for more obscure bits of E.T. merchandise in flea markets and yard sales.

As the bit develops, the audience throws out more obscure issues, and the show turns into something of a contest between the performer and crowd.