Sentence examples for is less obscure from inspiring English sources

In Russia, Shilonosova is less obscure.

The engrossing, occasionally hallucinatory recent Oneohtrix Point Never album, "Returnal" (Editions Mego), is less obscure than this show was, taking cues from frothy 1980s electro and the meatier, less embarrassing end of early New Age music.

However, this fact about beliefs is only explained by the model if the model is less obscure than the phenomena to be explained by it.

If there were such a community, the Conceptual roots of Eisenman's architecture would be less obscure, and his forms would appear less startling.

They are less obscure now, though, thanks to the work of Kevin Theis of Michigan State University, who has spent much of his career analysing the contents of hyena pouches.

(The point, of course, is that we believe these ingredients should be less obscure!) So please welcome into your kitchen: sumac, tamarind and pomegranate molasses.

This puzzle was less obscure overall than a Maleska era grid, but I'm far more likely to recall the island of Majorca than MINORCA, and SPOT AD seemed awkward.

But while it may be less obscure in intermediary steps between pilots, audiences and full productions runs, the shows Amazon takes to series don't always add up in terms of the tale of the tape via reviews and views (Bezos wants some Emmys, too).

Other choices, however, were less obscure.

Inherent Vice is still as intricate and dense as any Pynchon work, only here the references are less obscure and the narrative is more familiar.

There still remains the advantage, however, that the concept of data is less rich, obscure and slippery than that of information, and hence easier to handle.