Sentence examples for obscure facets from inspiring English sources

He's notorious for his erratic behavior, such as jabbering endlessly about obscure facets of state law or walking into random offices and stuffing cookies and crackers into the pockets of the suit jacket he wears when the Legislature is in session.

Consequently, although double-headed arrows would explicitly convey the facet reversibility, they could simultaneously obscure the facet differential stability.

Still, the book's analysis ultimately obscures as many facets of the current crisis as it reveals.

According to the journal, "the drawings dress up the otherwise gray pages of the Texas Register and introduce students to this obscure but important facet of state government". Hooray.

Biofilms coating these structures can at times obscure the crystal faceting of the original framboid structure (Fig 7,C) further hampering identification.

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But this reasoning obscures the most interesting facet about the turn towards vinyl, and a corresponding opportunity.

IF there is one facet of Brad Pitt that could be considered somewhat obscure, it may be — oddly enough — his acting career.

Yet the brief buzz about eco-burial, executives from America's nearly $15 billion funeral industry say, may obscure the larger reality that, as in seemingly every other facet of contemporary life, the taste for personalization has touched the funeral industry in time to provide an otherwise static business with an opportunity for growth.

He has previously revealed his admiration for the Real Madrid boss, but in an obscure turn of events the Portuguese man has become a minor facet in the intense controversy surrounding his former club.

By continuing to obscure this line of thinking, we become part of a different facet of the body image and beauty culture problem.