Sentence examples for it is quite obscure from inspiring English sources

It is quite obscure what these devices are going to look like but they will be more or less based on today's achievements in nanobiotechnology.

It was quite obscure and I can't remember where I first heard it.

However, the image of gold NRs after antibody conjugation is quite obscure (Fig. 5c), due to the large size and nonconductibility of the antibodies.

5. Note that Alexander's view of causation, discussed explicitly in Vol. I (Book II, Chapter VI, sect. B), is probably reductionistic, though the discussion is quite obscure.

Subsequent East Anglian history is quite obscure, but in 779 Æthelberht II became king, and was independent long enough to issue coins of his own.

"Rowan Williams, bless his heart, can be quite obscure".

The second, third, and fourth tables describe several different sacrifices, many of the details of which are quite obscure.