Sentence examples for obscure about it from inspiring English sources

His "greatest asset," Mr. Ratliff wrote, "is a sense of jazz as entertainment, and he's not going to be obscure about it".

Taking an app that's so mainstream and well-known and finding something obscure about it to explore and exploit is what lands Peter Ashton's I Am Sitting in Stagram  on our list.

In the end it's not about obscure writing, it's about writers working in ways that keep words alive.

It's hard to imagine that Congress would intentionally legislate such a rich-get-richer handout, but the origins of the deduction are so obscure that the myth about it persists.

HarperCollins, 350 pp., £16.99, 17 September 2001, 0 00 710614 9 Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa may be 'the world's most famous painting' but almost everything about it is obscure.

It doesn't matter how great you think your musical tastes are, or how often you discover some obscure postpunk band and write about it in your little cry-baby diary (or "blog," same difference), as long as you accept one simple fact: No performer on the planet is cooler than Debbie Harry.

Yet there is nothing obscure about the conclusion of the play.

But he's infuriatingly obscure about what he's actually doing.

He insists that there is nothing exotic or obscure about such an idea.

He's not aiming to be obscure about his feelings, but he behaves as if he were retreating.

That activity has allowed banks to be more obscure about how they value assets as they recategorise them from "loans held to maturity" to "loans held for sale".