Sentence examples for looked obscure from inspiring English sources
On paper, it looked obscure, even downright wrongheaded.
As with Burns's poetry, if it looks obscure all you have to do is speak the words aloud.
I spent hours reading manuscripts in the Bodleian and the British Library and looked for obscure accounts of Richard's battles and his attempts to recover the True Cross from Saladin.
Do you abhor the idea of the famous looking to obscure misdeeds?
Except for when they must look up obscure references, like a tournament played in some Latvian village at age 12.
Reprints Related items Charlemagne: Divide and rule Apr 24th 2003To outsiders, unversed in the ecclesiology of the EU, these arguments might look like obscure disputes about bureaucratic process.
There's no obvious path up from the road, so we climbed through the grass and found the grave looking not obscure but unvisited.
I've even started buying The Wire magazine so I can think about things to search on Spotify – I mainly look at obscure stuff.
What looks like obscure technical language is expressing a "very reliable proposition", he says, which the ATSB has sometimes struggled to communicate to laypeople.
MRDI has urged corporations to look beyond obscure and opaque charity causes and use CSR as an alternative development fund – a new concept in Bangladesh.
A decade ago, a zealot seeking to prove some absurd proposition such as the denial of the Nazi Holocaust, or the Ukrainian famine might spend days of research in the library looking for obscure works of propaganda.
