Sentence examples for much more obscure from inspiring English sources

(Is this a reference to Osama bin Laden or someone much more obscure?

Consider windsurfing and kite surfing, and consider tennis and its much more obscure offspring.

While the liabilities are widely known to be $59 billion, estimates of its assets are much more obscure.

While its liabilities are known to be $59 billion, estimates of its assets are much more obscure.

"I've been writing things that are much more obscure and sort of shelving them, thinking I can't get this past a corporate boardroom and I won't even try".

He is now much more obscure, although a dramatization of his life, by Lolita Chakrabarti, won notice in London last year, and will come to St. Ann's Warehouse in March.

But, as with all things Stewart, the trial has become as much about the drama of her reputation and personality as much as the more obscure parts of American contract law.

The Egyptian news media reports appear to have drawn much more attention to the obscure film trailer, which was posted on YouTube by someone using the name Sam Bacile who failed to respond to a request for comment on Tuesday.

But the media narrative around this new Evil Incarnate comes with a huge price tag: it obscures much more significant realities.

That explains why the show is much more than a dive into the more obscure pages of the medical encyclopedia.

You might say that it has just as much right as the many more obscure names showing at Lincoln Center.