Sentence examples for obscure at from inspiring English sources

The music wasn't obscure at all.

Being broke and obscure at Tuskegee served a purpose for Ellison: it sharpened his satirical lens.

The material, set in early-20th-century Russia, is obscure, at times comically obscene and absurdist.

Instead, ABC and Miss America issued a statement on Thursday that was obscure at best.

Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville has certainly been obscure, at least until now.

Although there is no shortage of speculation on the issue, the origins of human speech remain obscure at present.

CONS: Sunlight is obscured at various points by stained glass, frosted glass and fire escapes.

In the light of day, I was able to make out details that had been obscured at Manhattan Motorcars.

According to Marcion, that distinction had been obscured at the very earliest stages of the Christian movement, and, among the Apostles, only Paul had understood it.

Even the ingenious stage design (by Zane Pihlstrom), which places an apartment to the side, obscured at first by blinds, doesn't relieve the predictably.

One might also expect the Milky Way to have large amounts of dust throughout its plane, which would explain why many dim spirals cannot be seen there; visibility is simply obscured at low galactic latitudes.