Sentence examples for long obscure from inspiring English sources

Law reviews will continue to publish long, obscure and dated articles, and their readership and influence will continue to drop.

The true meaning of a famous work can be recovered only through juxtaposition with this long obscure historical moment or artifact.

In his view "the chain from basic discoveries to consumer products is long, obscure and slow – but destroy the basics and the whole chain will collapse".

Film-makers insisted on producing long, obscure films with titles such as "It's Impossible to Live Like This"—not natural hits at the box office.The films continued to do well on the international festival circuit, but domestic cinema attendance rapidly fell to the lowest level in Europe.

Thus cheated, and in a cruel universe that offers no hope of a meaningful hereafter, Achilles must also choose between a heroic life that's short and glorious, or a long, obscure and oblivious life in his Greek homeland, Phthia (which, it is pointed out, means something like "Waste-Away Land").

That's because they contain well-known songs that may be hard for younger, digital music-loving  demographics to discover through search due to their long, obscure titles.

But the country's social and economic troubles, long obscured by the bloodshed, remain undented.

Handel's operas were long obscured by those of his successors, from Mozart to Puccini.

Some states have long obscured their real numbers to avoid embarrassment.

In fact, thanks to the collapse of Communism, it is now possible to see many human dramas long obscured by the glare of the ideological struggle.

Stalin's biography was long obscured by a mendacious Soviet-propagated "legend" exaggerating his prowess as a heroic Bolshevik boy-conspirator and faithful follower of Lenin, the founder of the Soviet Union.