Distinguished he may be, but he feels obscure, overlooked, worn out.
"Girls" was an experimental comedy that often felt obscured by the chatter of its critics—including, I'm sure, my own.
With the support of the Gershwin and Heyward estates, Paulus and Parks began filling in holes and jettisoning material that they felt obscured the important character-building moments, developing a new script, which they titled "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess".
All these were huge talking-points at the time; most already feel like obscure historical footnotes.
You think you don't, but flea markets can change the way people feel about obscure objects.
Jazz is a serious and noble pursuit, with a culture and history of its own, fed by a pool of nuts-and-bolts techniques that can to outsiders feel as obscure and nebulous as the formula for Coca-Cola.
Gnomen, for four men, and Duet, for two women, are related: Both feel like obscure tribal rituals, one an exploration of brotherhood, the other of sisterhood.
They feel this obscures his own selection errors: principally 4-4-2 and the omission of Cole.
She enrolled at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, but the direction of her studies (in visual modelling) felt increasingly obscure, and she dropped out of the program.
Covered from head to toe in felt, with obscure faces, white curly hair and tails showing, they wear circlets of dynamite sticks around their waists.
