'obscure aspects' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to aspects of a situation or topic that are difficult to understand or interpret. For example, "My professor discussed some of the more obscure aspects of quantum physics during the lecture."
Perhaps it is the way we listen to the soundtrack in the office, quote passages at length from the book and endlessly debate obscure aspects of the plot and minor characters.
To an outsider, the more obscure aspects of Harvard's admissions system might seem transactional and filled with whims and preferences that are raising questions both in court and in public debate.
With the public apparently opposed both to tax increases and to benefit cuts, the main politically feasible way to avoid such a fate seems to involve some monkeying with obscure aspects of the definition of benefits.
Africa could be the anvil on which a new Chinese foreign policy begins to be forged.Mr Alden is also good on some of the more obscure aspects of China's engagement with Africa.
Yet such signs also act as historical cues by reminding us of their original functions, often prompting us to think about obscure aspects of social or cultural history that might otherwise be forgotten.
Alongside the other clueless virgins at my all-girls school, I was happy to guess and gossip about the most obscure aspects of sex – as a gang of young women reaching adolescence when the Clinton scandal was in full swing, we had a lot of questions – but we would never, ever, ever admit to touching ourselves.
This is brought to mind by a poignant article by Ken LaZebnik about an obscure aspect of Fitzgerald's Hollywood years, in the new issue of Written By, the magazine of the Writers Guild of America, West.
They also warned that under Mr. Bush's plan a hitherto obscure aspect of the tax code, the alternative minimum tax, would become a major issue -- and resolving that issue would sharply increase the cost of the plan.
"Your reading of Bob Dylan's book really brought him to life," I blurted out — and instantly thought how silly it must seem to single out an obscure aspect of so illustrious a career.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet This is brought to mind by a poignant article by Ken LaZebnik about an obscure aspect of Fitzgerald's Hollywood years, in the new issue of Written By, the magazine of the Writers Guild of America, West.
Why present your work in this rather obscure aspect?
