Sentence examples for mostly obscure from inspiring English sources

Inside were black-and-white photographs of mostly obscure 19th-century German paintings.

Until the publication this week of the Panama Papers, it was mostly obscure.

What remains are mostly obscure older songs, bootlegs, small indie recordings and world music.

Ms. Henley's mostly obscure mid-career plays have ranged from satiric science fiction ("Signature") to language-based formalism ("L-Play").

Each track contains slivers of up to nine (mostly obscure) songs, with Elton's voice drifting through like ether.

Friday's program, "Hear and Now," featured the Broadway baritone Michael Winther singing work by emerging, mostly obscure, theater-oriented songwriters.

One beach access gate was mostly obscured by hedges planted by property owners.

The first frames are blurry, and the action is mostly obscured by a tree.

The house itself was mostly obscured by a tree and a huge intertwined cactus in the front.

Now he's the greatest distance swimmer in history, a change that, like Ye's improvements, was mostly obscured by the paucity of news about swimming.

During our five days in the back country, the glacial cirque above Lake Magog was mostly obscured by low clouds and blowing snow.