Sentence examples for highly obscure from inspiring English sources

The document has ten points, including pleas for using local ingredients (often highly obscure ones) and a call for "purity, freshness, simplicity, and ethics".

Those were two of the highly obscure words that helped Nigel Richards clinch the finals of the World Scrabble Championships in London on Sunday.

The Chamber Music Society's concert at Alice Tully Hall on Tuesday evening was a real ear-opener in terms of repertory, and it included some beautiful performances, not least of Hanns Eisler's highly obscure "Roman Cantata".

At a time when the term conceptual art is bandied about in reference to such transparently non-conceptualists as Tracey Emin, this show by nine contemporary artists reminds us of a creative genre that puts as much emphasis on often highly obscure ideas as on the apparent resolution of the finished image.

Dionysius leaves the relation between Moses and the darkness highly obscure.

The intent of his last citations of these verses, in the Opus postumum, at first seems highly obscure.

The Chandra X-ray satellite detects X-ray emitted during accretion onto supermassive black holes, even when they are highly obscured.

Chandra detects X-rays emitted during accretion onto supermassive black holes, even when they are highly obscured.

It is also the name of David Hunt's highly-recommended obscure Australian history books series Girt: The Unauthorised History of Australia and True Girt which recounts bizarre and often long forgotten pieces of Australian history.

He makes highly specialized, utterly obscure ones for the friends he frequently invites over.

Yet this is an obscure, highly specialized world; group studies in a laboratory, most scientists maintain, cannot yet be applied to the behavior of an individual, especially an individual's commission of a violent crime.