Sentence examples for obscure discussion from inspiring English sources

An obscure discussion ensued and resulted in Musa's death.

Much of the book is a sometimes obscure discussion of the meaning of heaven and hell that tears away at the standard ideas.

The group becomes enmeshed in an obscure discussion regarding a question asked by Albert about Wittgenstein's mentions of apples and oranges.

Goldman (2005) argues that Beardsley borrows too much from Dewey's obscure discussion of experience, but articulates better than Dewey the idea that aesthetic experience is a matter of complete engagement of our faculties with both instrumental and intrinsic benefits.

It says: "Policymakers are obsessed with a siloed subject-based curriculum and early specialisation in arts or science disciplines that ignores and obscures discussion around the future need for all children to enjoy an education that encourages creativity".

RevCons are high both on obscure technical discussion, and on diplomatic grandstanding.

Seiber's dark, soft-edged orchestration suits the text, an obscure astronomical discussion between Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus; the most interesting action, melodically and harmonically, occurs in the often involved, shimmering choral writing.

However, inclusion of birds, which are warm-blooded, would obscure the discussion.

But the sound and fury of this debate obscures a discussion which turns both arguments on their head.

A recent report commissioned by Research Councils UK concluded that a common understanding of the term "counter-narrative" has yet to emerge, while confusion over its meaning "obscures frank discussion".

Media framing obscured the discussion of some of the underlying policy goals in this case and failed to highlight issues which are now significant barriers to the use of the legislation.