Sentence examples for decidedly obscure from inspiring English sources
He ran on issues like the elimination of the Vice-Presidency and the direct popular election of the President, reforms whose relevance was decidedly obscure.
With sets that include the Lyres' own songs and decidedly obscure 60's material, the band is ready for the next garage-rock revival.
Of the other eight songs he did that night, two of them were decidedly obscure, leaving six songs that might be considered reasonably well-known to drive-by fans.
These days the nation's nearly 80 million-acre field of corn rolls across the countryside like a second great lawn, but this wholesome, all-American image obscures a decidedly more dubious reality.
As is normal for the in-demand pair of selectors and party promoters, this session is decidedly unbound by genre and full of tantalizingly obscure gems.
Today's Christian right spokespersons hide their own complex past, and they also obscure diverse Christian perspectives outside evangelicalism, which present a decidedly different history around the politics of homosexuality and gender variance.
Adapted by Huston from an obscure novel by the mysterious, reclusive writer B. Traven and shot on location in Mexico, it starred Bogart in the decidedly unheroic role of a paranoid prospector, Fred C. Dobbs.
