Sentence examples for is rather obscure from inspiring English sources
Zeifman's specific beef with Clinton is rather obscure.
The record of Ferré's early years is rather obscure, although it seems likely that he was a law clerk.
Although this era of Japanese art history is rather obscure, he is credited with being one of the founders (along with Iwasa Matabei II and Iwasa Matabei of Otsu) of ukiyo-e, whose woodcuts of the "floating world" or the world of everyday life represented a drastic break with the classical tradition.
The calli is rather obscure and consist of series of irregular small projections near the lip base.
In this case, the truth or falsity of this statement may seem obvious, but exactly what its truth would involve is rather obscure.
The last scene, showing Santa Anna's surrender "as a common soldier," is rather obscure.
It is, rather, obscured by the "merits" of cases and hidden among statistics on the cost and seeming interminable nature of litigation.
In a program like Bobrow's or Raphael's, one has cases in which the skills required appear to be rather obscure but can nonetheless be analyzed.
Compared to other subclades of hg U, both the phylogenetic structure and the ancestral origin of hg U7 are rather obscure.
Some are rather obscure, others are already hugely popular, and you have our permission to roll your eyes (and then your dice) at us if we've mentioned a game that, to you, represents the very peak of gaming obviousness.
