Sentence examples for display obscure from inspiring English sources

Glass cases display obscure references to specific episodes: a Lionel Richie record ("The One With the Giant Poking Device"), a copy of "What to Expect When You're Expecting" ("The One With the Rumor"), a replica of the mirror from Monica's apartment.

Phillips wore shorts and flip-flops and his black T-shirt displayed an obscure programming joke.

Indeed, it seems like video game developers are more likely to plunge money into gritty violence or World of Warcraft-style fantasy than the cartoonish id candy displayed on Obscure Video Games.

Samuel Johnson gazed stony-eyed into a flat-screen TV on which the progression of the carriages along the Mall was displayed, part obscured for me by the back of Nicholas Witchell's head.

For example, several staff members may collaborate to figure out that the masonry drill bits are next to the cigarette lighter flints in an obscure display case deep in the Tools section.

The differences in the immediate agendas were on display in an obscure international forum -- including the United States, Iran, Germany and Italy -- in Geneva last Friday when American and Iranian delegations sat face to face to discuss Afghanistan, diplomats familiar with the talks said.

The screen placement ensures that the display doesn't obscure the camera in either portrait or landscape — though when swiveling, the corners do eclipse the shot.

I was most surprised at how the display didn't obscure my field of vision as much as I thought it would.

Before Paul and Judy Andrews, the car's owners, were presented with the award, a pyrotechnics display went awry, obscuring the Mercedes and its owners in smoke.

Playing the veep-stakes allows pundits to display their knowledge of obscure governors in swing states and arcane bits of political history.

More specifically, the curvatures of patterns (including the location of unusual data points) that can easily be detected in a visual display are often rendered obscure or less easy to judge from an equivalent table of the data [ 24] p.1.