Sentence examples for obscure feeling from inspiring English sources

Ida found that it soured in her mouth, like a German word for some obscure feeling.

He began to talk about an obscure feeling of guilt that he had about Daniel's death and then asked me not to record our conversation because it was the Sabbath.

The afflicted among us become exceedingly adept at obscuring our feelings.

He's not aiming to be obscure about his feelings, but he behaves as if he were retreating.

Dimon has a reputation as a cost cutter; it's a term he hates and one that obscures his protective feeling toward the organization.

Frequent apology is one of an arsenal of clever tricks Londoners employ to obscure their true feelings and remain opaque to outsiders and possibly even to themselves.

Employing a youthful cast in contemporary costume, this gifted director scrubbed away the sentimental gloss that often obscures the plangent feeling — and cosmic darkness — in Wilder's drama.

Yet the flexing cleverness may have obscured a deeper feeling that we, as seasoned viewers of bland and staged political theatre, had just made an uncomfortable personal connection that we were not expecting, and did not enjoy.

The ill will between the Mariners and the Mets, and to a certain degree between Seattle and Piniella, is such that the sides are letting their feelings obscure a resolution on compensation, one baseball official said yesterday.

On the new album, Clark gathers 11 songs that explore the mingling of reality and dream states, within art rock that's experimental without obscuring the human feeling at its core.

It's a measure of Garner's talent that this small, obscure triumph carries the feeling of profundity.