Sentence examples for obscure in terms of from inspiring English sources

There are not many former diplomats who would devote two decades, and considerable personal financial resources, to collecting art from the country they worked in when that country is as comparatively obscure, in terms of art history, as Denmark.

– Libyan Islamic/Sharia Law is being used to consider the validity of domains, which is unclear and obscure in terms of being able to know what is allowed and what isn't.

And there are those who have come to realize that the issue is not as clear as one of Sunni and Shiite affiliations, but is rather extremely obscure in terms of hiding new, strange and dangerous alliances.

It's a somewhat obscure goal in terms of what "pro-level riding" means, which bakes in some flexibility.

Moreover, the results could be less generalisable in a clinical every day practice, because the 90 days blanking period obscured what happened in terms of antithrombotic treatment within the first 90 days after the gastrointestinal bleeding.

For many years thereafter, the agreements were obscure and mostly unused (in terms of investor-state litigation).

Oliver Laughland: But subsequent reporting last year unearthed a memo from Scarlett to Tony Blair's foreign aide, which refers to the "benefit of obscuring the fact that in terms of WMD, Iraq is not that exceptional".

More recently, the disclosure of a memo in which Sir John referred to "the benefit of obscuring the fact that in terms of WMD Iraq is not that exceptional" has cast further doubt on the objectivity of his advice.

These two relationships tend to obscure each other when analyzed in terms of simple correlation coefficients, so for this reason we prefer the principal component analysis.

Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses) is Slipknot's first album that does not warrant a Parental Advisory label, mainly because the lyrics of Vol. 3, compared to other Slipknot albums, are much less explicit in terms of profanity and obscure dark themes.

But we would then be explicating the notion of a logical constant in terms of an obscure primitive notion of logical necessity which we could not, on pain of circularity, explicate by reference to logical constants.