Sentence examples for obscure area from inspiring English sources
German music before Bach and Handel, thoroughly eclipsed by those masters, remains a relatively obscure area.
Unless you have a biology or zoology degree, or are an expert on some particular obscure area of bird behaviour, don't claim to be an ornithologist.
The case has pushed federal authorities to get their "act together" with respect to "the policing of this admittedly obscure area," Bell said, adding, "The government's only recently realizing the contours of that black market, and what it is".
"The problem with a major is that you could find a math major who spent all his time in an obscure area of topology and did not know much at all about algebra, geometry or trigonometry".
When his New York dealer, Charles Alan, objected, he signed with the finest pen he could find, in as tiny letters as he could manage, on the most obscure area of the painting.
Six years ago, Dr. Peter Shor, a researcher at AT&T Labs, galvanized an obscure area of computer science when he published a recipe by which a computer based on the principles of quantum mechanics could break the cryptographic codes protecting data transmissions over the Internet.
But you see, there are obscure areas.
On immigration, the courts, housing and a variety of other more obscure areas of federal policy, Mr. Gingrich was the most loquacious, they will note.
The prosecutors say that there are "many obscure areas in the birth of Fininvest", and that there were substantial financial flows "for which it has not been possible to arrive in any way at the source of the money involved".
It's true that there are many obscure areas in this story, including some that Strauss-Kahn might have cleared up, and yet didn't, exactly — most notably, just what happened in the suite in the Sofitel where both he and Nafissatou Diallo agree there was a sexual encounter between them.
Nepalese government officials have expressed concern that general waste is reaching an uncontrollable level - despite previous attempts from climbers to remove from more obscure areas - and have introduced the ruling in a bid to clean up before Everest welcomes its peak number of visitors in April.
