Sentence examples for obscure expressions from inspiring English sources

On the whole, Onkelos is quite literal, but it shows a tendency to obscure expressions attributing human form and feelings to God.

Complex and obscure expressions and technical terms are used in law cases in Japan.

This may represent trainees' perceptions that reading law cases is difficult due to complex technical terms, long sentences, and obscure expressions.

"It's an obscure expression of feminist jihadism in some sense but what it isn't is evidence that Isis is ordering brigades of women to carry out bomb attacks," he added.

While there may not be a big endorsement deal or a Wheaties box waiting for me at the end of my journey, there will certainly be plenty of people to greet me when I return, each wearing that obscure expression of patriotism mixed with pride mixed with disappointment, otherwise known as Bronze Face.

As the cell line intrinsic properties may obscure expression patterns related to PIP gene expression, we appreciated the range of biological variability through unsupervised clustering of the entire gene expression profiles (Figure 2).

As for PKC ɛ and ζ, although their cellular function still obscure, their expressions have been reported in various cancers.

Tumour stroma gene expression in biopsy specimens may obscure the expression of tumour parenchyma, hampering the predictive power of microarrays.

Then a cut, and there, kneeling on a stretch of sidewalk, is a young man in jeans and a red hoodie, an obscure, plaintive expression on his face as he holds your gaze.

Whatever they may be doing, the gene expression and metabolic programs of these cells do not appear to obscure gene expression and metabolite measurements of the population as a whole [5], [11].

"Get them without rims so they don't obscure your expression".