Sentence examples for deeply obscure from inspiring English sources

Some motivations remain deeply obscure (goodnight, Comrade Lebedev).

But while there was no doubt about his guilt, his motive remains deeply obscure.

History becomes the audience's memory and a means of reliving of an indeterminate and deeply obscure past.

Charlie Chaplin was ruthlessly hounded in America in the early fifties for his alleged and deeply obscure Communist sympathies.

Vitally, the bean-counters will also audit the deeply obscure flows of money that go out again from the state coffers to the Local Government Authorities (LGAs).

He was a brilliant, original and deeply obscure classicist who published a string of translations and commentaries on Homer, Herodotus, Plato and the Greek tragedians.

"The nefarious provisions of the bill are deeply obscured.

Secondly, the formation of these stars is deeply obscured by dust, and visible light observations are impossible.

While most of the molecule is deeply obscured in the binding pocket and inaccessible to solvent, the more open position of the nucleotide base suggested a tolerance for further chemical substitution.

"I'm not interested in really deeply weird, obscure things.

With one of its principal cameras revived after three years of inactivity, the Hubble Space Telescope has now resumed infrared observations of the universe with even greater sensitivity than before, peering deeply through obscuring dust into the hearts of galaxies.