Sentence examples for he was obscure from inspiring English sources

In our culture, Ed Kleban, the anti-Trump figure, after years of avoiding the media found that he was obscure.

Still, he was obscure enough that major Italian papers over the weekend — when the decision was rumored — and on Monday were publishing get-to-know-you bios.

Watson, as arrogant as he was obscure, found himself working with an equally self-possessed but somewhat overlooked older man at the Cavendish, Francis Crick, a 35-year-old would-be biophysicist who had seen service as a scientist in the second world war.

It was also before the Labour leadership election, when he was obscure enough that you could chat to him fairly easily, and he could get away with saying things like "we [Jeremy Corbyn and I] don't believe in leaders".

For a moment, he was obscured by the Havana night.

Or, rather, he was obscured by Eric Lindros, the Flyers' 6-4, 236-pound star center.

By treating Slavs, Balts, and Jews all as victims together, his critics claim, he was obscuring a tragic core truth.

People claim he is obscure.

Will he be obscure and unnoticed, or highly visible?

Although you can't say he's obscure.

He is obscure here because his fate forces him, perhaps for the first time, to think aloud in the street, or to struggle to do so.