Sentence examples for no obscure from inspiring English sources

There are no obscure acrobatic troupes and no awkward high school students.

There is no obscure parliamentary procedure or elegantly crafted amendment that changes the cost-benefit equation.

Don't burden me.'" And he says there is no obscure or magical secret to his talent.

I go to a relatively small state school, but I am certain that no obscure artist or bootlegged recording is beyond my reach.

When he wrote to Boswell in 1788, Burns was, as the biographer Peter Martin writes in his Life of James Boswell (1999), "no obscure poet".

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As for the Mets, they continue to maintain that there are no obscured-view seats in Citi Field, despite what some fans were contending after Sunday's game.

Celiac disease is no longer obscure.

In the world of art, Cookham and Salford are no longer obscure places.

The sole source of the Atlantis story is by no means obscure.

But the fate of the Armenians is by no means obscure.