Sentence examples for obscure matter from inspiring English sources

It was summer and the fragrant white flowers of the black locusts had awakened, like faeries or obscure matter.

"He said, 'I need two weeks to decide' on an option on some obscure matter that really didn't affect the city, and we didn't care which option he chose," Mr. Koch said.

In Erie, Pa., executives and workers at scores of industrial companies are planning a loud protest on Labor Day over "unfair competition" -- and one of the biggest targets will be the seemingly obscure matter of the yuan.

Whether or not this poses a decisive objection pre-existence is an obscure matter.

Among many writers, and some literary people, he is venerated for his sentence-making, his observational powers, his depictions of sex and valor, and a pair of novels that, in spite of thin sales and obscure subject matter, have more than a puncher's chance at permanence.

Almost at once, the Roundhead faction within the music press began to cry "pretentious", holding that bookish irony, complex orchestration, shameless conceptualising and obscure subject matter simply did not belong in pop music - songwriters were allowed to be clever, but not Cavalier.

Some queries, though, are directed to more obscure subject matter.

Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a "B–" and noted that the episode "gains points for the obscure subject matter" but "loses them for the strained conspiratorial element".

In this year's session, Patrick worked on lowering property taxes and addressing some obscure matters, such as hailstorm-lawsuit reform.

Repeated references to sources understandable only to a trained physician may obscure matters for persons not trained in medical terminology.

Mr. Gore devoted whole sessions with the president to obscure matters, like the evaporation of the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.