Sentence examples for is kept obscure from inspiring English sources

The prisoners are kept on a separate ward, deep in the bowels of the ship, for security reasons, and the location is kept obscure.

But while the Cuban story resonates widely, and Castro and Che have become, as individuals, two of the most recognisable figures of the 20th century, the history of their actual relationship has always been kept obscure.

To understand what these forces are, you have to start with a fact that is usually kept obscure: Britain is a country with a large liberal-left majority.

It turned out he had been kept away from them for obscure political reasons.

Officials say the list of intelligence priorities spelled out in PDD 35, the Clinton-era directive, had not been kept updated, and so once obscure issues like Afghanistan had received little attention.

Viewers follow each twist in the proceedings, and even when the lawyers drone on about obscure technicalities, they are kept from being bored or distracted by a graphic reminder of the sad event behind it all: HLN continually posts snapshots of Caylee, smiling.

To illustrate, clip files are kept on every modern artist, no matter how obscure.

"I'm not blind yet," he said, bemoaning the clouds which kept obscuring the show.

Ceez (Jaime Lincoln Smith) is arrested by Authority (Morgan James Nichols) for reasons playwright Grant keeps obscure for some attenuated time.

Small clues chain the book to previous situations and terrains of Abe's earlier novels, suggesting that it is only meant to go on and on like this, that all major plot elements are as lost and dead-ended as the minor ones that seem to keep obscuring where we're going.

No reference is too obscure.