Sentence examples for increasingly obscure from inspiring English sources

"The point itself seems increasingly obscure".

Each week, Cage answered, with deadly accuracy, increasingly obscure questions about mushrooms.

In the hands of Indian poets from the 14th century onward, Persian forms became increasingly obscure and artificial.

The Commonwealth runs a decent sports championship but is otherwise cash-strapped, unsure of its purpose and increasingly obscure.

I had breakfast, lunch, tea and supper with different candidates in increasingly obscure hotels, but we were always spotted.

Companies increasingly obscure their actions behind a fog of NDAs, complex ownership structures and "proprietary information and processes".

Increasingly obscured by the secular canonization bestowed on Mr. Giuliani for his 9/11 heroics is the fact that he brooked almost no dissent.

THE almost mythological status enjoyed by Winston Churchill as Britain's saviour in the second world war has increasingly obscured the historical reputation of the man who led the country to victory in the first.

Although the exposed rocks of Europe are increasingly obscured by the works of humans, and while detailed understanding of rock patterns presents challenges even to the expert, the major formations of the continent are clear.

Overall, our results thus demonstrate a strain-dependent influence on the social approach behaviors of early-adolescent mice, which becomes increasingly obscured by the emergence of sex-selective social interests in older mice.

Big sellers these days: charitable remainder trusts and, increasingly, once obscure charitable lead trusts.