Sentence examples for equally obscure from inspiring English sources

The paragraph being repealed is equally obscure.

I'm sure that we'll eventually get to these, or other equally obscure examples of anomalous borders.

Other characters which appear equally obscure are in fact pointedly satirical.

It's part how-to guide, part reference for unusual plants and their equally obscure uses.

"It's a Great Life" (1929) presents the equally obscure Rosetta and Vivian Duncan as a pair of performing sisters.

It was a profession he enjoyed, and which mercifully provided him with colleagues equally obscure in character and origin.

The probability that a completely different site, StopSinclair.org, of equally network-obscure origins, would be established on the very same day and also successfully catch the attention of enough readers to collect 150,000 signatures on a petition to protest Sinclair's broadcast, rather than wallowing undetected in the mass of self-published angry commentary, is practically insignificant.

Comparisons with the model parameters are affected by sampling error, which affects all methods equally and obscures the differences between them.

The obvious differences between Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell obscure equally obvious similarities.

"Cutting up women is a sport older than cricket but just as popular and equally full of obscure rituals and intricate rules," Hanif writes.

Their behavior in the past several months has been equally erratic and obscure.