Sentence examples for is a bit obscure from inspiring English sources

As for "The Iron Lady" itself, beyond the challenge it poses for Ms. Streep, its own reason for being is a bit obscure.

In the simulated image shown in Fig. 4b, object I with high SNR is clear, object II with medium SNR is a bit obscure, and object III with low SNR is totally mixed with the background.

Twitter also has a statistics package, but accessing it is a bit obscure as you have to go to the ads.twitter.com page and sign in with your account there.

The reference was a bit obscure.

"(The role of the deaconess) was a bit obscure … It would do good for the church to clarify this point.

The force of the rhetoric is such that its meaning can still be a bit obscure: North and South would not go to war, Lincoln was arguing, because of their common sense of a shared past.

The connections are a bit obscure, perhaps.

But the livery adored by these first ladies of fashion — Ms. Galitzine's palazzo pajamas — is a bit more obscure today.

Most of us are familiar with the first three, but The Song Of Australia is a bit more obscure as it was penned in 1859.

I understand this is all a bit obscure, but I think it's interesting that these super-nerdy little issues can lead to industry upheavals.

A drummer and singer since 2011 with Night Sun, in which he plays alongside various members of fellow Atlantans the Black Lips, Harding's musical biography is otherwise a bit obscure.