Sentence examples for obscure line between from inspiring English sources

"For this latest generation, there's an obscure line between lawful behavior and ethical behavior," Mr. Hong said.

This insistence upon a racial incompatibility between Northerners and Southerners was hardly some obscure line of thinking.

Higgins had inadvertently crossed an obscure line and the Feds called it fraud.

I'm also very fond of one obscure line.

The Pop painter of iconic celebrity portraits -- Liz, Marilyn, Elvis and Jackie -- obscured the line between art and popular culture.

Further obscuring the line between an independent auditor and corporate management, many of Enron's financial executives had moved there from Andersen.

They have enabled winemakers to adjust the taste and texture of their products in response to consumer demand, obscuring the line between what is natural and what is not.

The director, the first-timer John Ottman, does his best to mislead the audience by creating real murders that turn out to be fake, and fake murders that turn out to be real, obscuring the line between Amy's movie and his own.

Wes Anderson has directed many commercials during his career, but none of his previous promos have obscured the line between art and commerce as completely as his latest short film, Castello Cavalcanti.

Building on the legacies of Marcel Duchamp, Kurt Schwitters, Joseph Cornell and others, he helped obscure the lines between painting and sculpture, painting and photography, photography and printmaking, sculpture and photography, sculpture and dance, sculpture and technology, technology and performance art — not to mention between art and life.

The Timor case is a textbook case of political rhetoric versus reality, and shows how the lack of decent media coverage can further obscure the thin line between facts and government-mandated narratives.