Sentence examples for is somewhat obscure from inspiring English sources

Stevens's early life is somewhat obscure, although it is known that she taught school and attended the State Normal School (now Westfield State College) in Westfield, Massachusetts, in 1881 83.

Perhaps the biggest threat from Fatca will be faced by individuals who ignored reporting requirements — not of Fatca itself but of its older cousin Fbar, a form that expatriates often ignore, tax specialists say, because it is somewhat obscure and filed separately from tax returns.

The notation employed is somewhat obscure; a visual acuity of unity would be expressed as 6/6; an acuity of a half as 6/12, and so on; here the numerator is the viewing distance in metres from the chart and the denominator the distance at which details on the letters of the limiting row subtend one minute of arc at the eye.

Q: The topic you've researched is one that, it's arguably fair to say, is somewhat obscure.

The actual status of the mission is somewhat obscure, since the money isn't really there.

Of course the notion of a mode of presentation is somewhat obscure, and Frege quickly shifts attention elsewhere.

We also observed a non-significant protective association between FM and Gleason 6 cancer [ 5] that became stronger after controlling for FFM, perhaps suggesting that FFM is somewhat obscuring the ability to identify an association between obesity and low-grade prostate cancer.

Granted, it was somewhat obscure.

The world of terrorism experts is small and has heretofore been somewhat obscure.

Aristaeus, Greek divinity whose worship was widespread but concerning whom myths are somewhat obscure.

The nature of the fraud was somewhat obscure, even, at that point, to the S.E.C.