Sentence examples similar to obscure looking from inspiring English sources

They are flooding the offices of even the most obscure campaigns, looking for purpose and fighting off the despondency and isolation that come with being unemployed.

While Lennox Lewis holds the International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Council heavyweight titles, Ruiz is an obscure champion looking for more respect and bigger fights.

Or is my view obscured by looking at my beloved art form through the lens of the have-nots?

The evening's not about proving you know the most obscure records or looking good; it's about some kind of soul-shaking alchemy.

'Everyone was thinking Truman's America is great and these two completely obscure figures were looking at it, in 1949, and thinking no, there is something wrong with this; they were both pessimists.

Yet so steep and dramatic has been the descent that it sends anoraks into obscure statistical websites looking forother cases when expectations were so badly dashed – especially when the forecasters get the weatherwrong and it rains on The Oval for several hours.

EasyWeb Innovations, hereafter referred to as 'EasyWeb' or, alternatively, 'some obscure patent troll looking to score coin by suing companies that actually innovate, rather than building and selling something', has recently filed patent infringement lawsuits against social networking giants Facebook and Twitter.

The legalities are obscure; the commission is looking into them.

Do you abhor the idea of the famous looking to obscure misdeeds?

There's no obvious path up from the road, so we climbed through the grass and found the grave looking not obscure but unvisited.

Public funding in professional sports may seem like an obscure proposal to those looking at it through the Premier League's privately-funded, billionaire-run specs.