Sentence examples for degrees of obscurity from inspiring English sources
There was a lineage of avant-garde cinema that, with varying degrees of obscurity, examined the temporal qualities of film.
They deal mostly in downtempo disco and soul of uniformly high quality but varying degrees of obscurity.
The difference between the two is the degree of obscurity, with Numero Group making Soul Jazz look positively middlebrow.
In designing the Ramble, Olmsted said he had arranged the paths and bridges, outcrops and thickets to "create a degree of obscurity not absolutely impenetrable, but sufficient to affect the imagination with a sense of mystery".
A degree of obscurity has become the norm in the legislative process over the past few decades.
One is being creative to the point of obscurity.
If the NSA truly possesses a record of every phone call made in the United States, that database would be so large as to be practically unusable by ordinary humans -- ensuring that law-abiding citizens could expect a degree of "privacy through obscurity".
They are tired of obscurity.
Think about privacy in terms of obscurity, say two scholars.
"We really feel like we're coming out of obscurity".
"Journalists are scared, and there is a lot of obscurity".
