Sentence examples for less obscure from inspiring English sources
"And niche culture will get less obscure".
ie make some puzzles less obscure?
In Russia, Shilonosova is less obscure.
But this victory could make it a bit less obscure.
Mr. Navalny had become less obscure by the end of the week.
Of the two, "Il Matrimonio Segreto" is much the less obscure.
As always, the median income level of $42,228 (that is, half the families earned more and the other half earned less) obscures large differences between groups.
In Haggard Hawks and Paltry Poltroons: The Origins of English in Ten Words (Constable), Paul Anthony Jones leverages the popularity of the listicle with umpteen (all right, 50) lists of 10 more-or-less obscure words, grouped thematically.
Why haven't Tea Partiers acknowledged their debt to a less-obscure text, Herbert Hoover's 1928 "rugged individualism" speech?
There's the usual mix of obscure and less-obscure names in the mix -- could Yale's Robert Shiller finally win the prize, for his work into financial markets and irrational booms?
First of all, just as Star Wars: The Force Awakens more-or-less obscured the whole "Good Dinosaur was Pixar's first flop!" issue, the sting of Alice 2 will likely be mitigated by Finding Dory's almost certain mega-blockbuster business.
