Sentence examples for feature obscure from inspiring English sources

Zell hates black-tie events, so guests receive T-shirts in advance, which feature obscure clues to the identity of the evening's performer.

But most of the pages feature obscure aristocrats, along with Princess Sayn-Wittgenstein's 5 children, 20 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

Murray's hand-books, often written by gentleman amateurs, feature obscure antiquarian anecdotes and apposite classical quotations -- in untranslated Greek or Latin.

Woodward has been keen to point out that "the point of this new book is to show that healthy eating doesn't have to be expensive or time-consuming or feature obscure ingredients" (though her store-cupboard essentials still include raw cacao powder, buckwheat groats, coconut oil and raw honey), and the Hemsleys' Good + Simple promises to make "eating well even simpler".

They feature obscure, hypnotic tracks from the 60s and 70s, and the second compilation earned praise from Western publications like The Quietus.

Some feature obscure anime and manga characters, some are creatures from myths old and new; others are created contemporary artists, and these figures have inspired clothing, plush toys and housewares.

Regulars at this much loved Highgate hostelry believe so – the magic box features obscure gems selected by star-name compilers ranging from Iggy Pop to Ronnie Wood.

As you can see, the trend has been precipitously downward in recent years, starting with the finals of 2003 and 2004 featuring obscure teams from Anaheim and Tampa, and then really plummeting post-lockout with participants even more obscure.

Plastic food containers, toy Vespas and CDs featuring obscure chamber music ensembles or weepy Italian pop crooners compete for space with the usual postcards, guidebooks, weight loss DVDs like "SOS Cellulite" and beefcake calendars of Roman priests.

The show is not as austere and intellectually rigorous as "Mastermind," a BBC quiz show that ran from 1972 to 1997 and featured obscure questions and a black leather interrogation chair.

There have been nine movies about the Man of Steel and twelve about the Caped Crusader, not to mention dozens more featuring obscure, lesser, and better-left-forgotten male comic-book characters, including such cut-rate back-benchers as Ant-Man, Meteor Man, Doctor Strange, and Swamp Thing.