Nothing is forever, and the passions of a day often feel obscure later on.
"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".
Both begin with a mystery that feels utterly obscure and impenetrable, then is revealed to be more credible, involving and relevant, not to mention ruthless.
So when Fiona appears to accept her condition, and even tells him, enigmatically, that there is "something delicious in oblivion", Grant feels an obscure anger at her and at himself.
He paints awkward, collage-like things that allude to politics and literature and try to claim the space that those disciplines occupy, but he often looks and feels wild, obscure and wayward in the way that he chooses to amalgamate text and image.
Nothing in Year Walk feels too obscure or unattainable, and solutions never feel unknowable or unfair, but neither does the player ever feel overtly directed or hand-held.
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.
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.
