Sentence examples for obscure fact from inspiring English sources

There was a sketch in that obscure fact.

But it's an obscure fact that this trajectory began with album covers.

IT is an obscure fact that topsoil in new housing developments built on old farms is often tainted with chemical pesticides.

"I remembered reading an obscure fact when I was younger that insects are extremely resource-efficient, and that they are eaten by many populations all over the world," he said.

While each of his nine chapters involves an episode from the revolution, Jones quickly wanders away from it, as one interesting and obscure fact reminds him of another, and that of another in turn.

Players would take turns to gingerly place pieces of information about the series onto the shoulders of a plastic viewer, but, at any moment, a single obscure fact about an episode he hasn't seen might send him spiralling into a protracted full-body fit until everyone goes home.

What are your favourite obscure facts?

Obscure facts dept: The System popularised the word "grockle", meaning holiday visitors to Cornish towns.

You might know some gloriously obscure facts, but does your reader have to?

EXPERIENTIAL GUIDES The Fiske Guide to Colleges Forget reams of obscure facts that only confound students, says Edward B. Fiske.

But the zoo's director said there was no intent to obscure facts about the animals' deaths.