Sentence examples for obscure content from inspiring English sources

While search engines recommend popular Web pages for a particular topic, TrapIt is designed to do a better job of surfacing obscure content, Griffiths says.

One final comment on Anderson's response: Why would I assume that the Quickflix finding of lower ratings for more obscure content "extrapolate[s]… to all Internet commerce," as he puts it?

Of course, with a smaller inventory of advertisers, it's tougher to provide contextual ads for obscure content.

When viewers request really obscure content, Sezmi will turn to the Internet for downloads Pati figures that will be under 15% of the time.

"Anyone looking to find a particular pirated blockbuster movie or other popular file online can still do so, but some of the e-books and more obscure content are becoming harder to find, and reward programs - offering uploaders cash for their activity - are less common".

Critics and fans point to elements of progressive rock also present in the music, which create a dark and "ominous" atmosphere that fits the obscure content of the song lyrics.

In the old days, say circa 2000, most Web bloggers were online diarists, usually political or, worse, technological cranks who engaged in obscure religious battles over trivia such as the creation and proper usage of obscure content-distribution protocols.

The movie's scattershot editing tricks, underwater scenes and special effects give it some trippy moments, but these pyrotechnics also obscure the content of the parables they are meant to enhance.

If Madox's diary had been a novel, the author would have seen to it that the ingenious forms of encryption used to obscure the content would have been ways of enticing the reader to solve certain riddles, which would have been judiciously strewn around the text.

This collection contains some amazing documentation of Rubin's work as a civil rights organizer in the 1960s, but the ever-present hum & hiss often threaten to obscure the content.

This is creepy enough in and of itself: it leads directly to user tracking, browser fingerprinting, ad retargeting, clickbait farms like Outbrain / Taboola, ads that crash mobile browsers or obscure the content you actually wanted to see, autoplay interstitials which make TV commercials seem inobtrusive, etcetera.