Sentence examples for is mostly obscure from inspiring English sources

Wakefield's song list is mostly obscure, at least to me, an East coast boy.

But the book is mostly built on graphic accounts of familiar and obscure espionage and counterespionage episodes during World Wars I and II.

The first frames are blurry, and the action is mostly obscured by a tree.

The galactic plane of the Milky Way passes through Perseus but is mostly obscured by molecular clouds.

The galactic plane of the Milky Way passes through Perseus, but is much less obvious than elsewhere in the sky as it is mostly obscured by molecular clouds.

Until the publication this week of the Panama Papers, it was mostly obscure.

What remains are mostly obscure older songs, bootlegs, small indie recordings and world music.

The press was still interested, though there were mostly obscure and independent outfits that towed cameras out to Amboy on the big day.

Until the publication of the Panama Papers, it had been mostly obscure despite sitting at the heart of the global offshore industry and acting for about 300,000 companies.

"Details of the action are mostly obscure, but the soliloquy survives where Hamlet muses on whether it is better to be dead or undead: 'To not to be, or to not to not to be'," writes the novelist.

Some eyebrows have been raised about the exchange's slow and weak enforcement activities against some companies whose shares were cornered by a few investors, but these are mostly obscure corporations, not the big blue chips that are popular with international investors.