Pictures of Ronnie with Mick, Keith and Charlie litter the walls, along with obscure notes from Keith, which mean absolutely nothing to the innocent bystander.
That artists considered exemplars of the early 21st Century movement may end up as obscure notes in the history books of the future.
Whether it was just his obscure notes, or the notes plus the fact the he had dark hair and a beard, she was concerned, and alerted the cabin crew that she might be sitting next to a possible terrorist.
Sure, at the end of the day, it's great to be able to rattle off some obscure tasting note that you've discovered in a bourbon.
Dealing with statute books "crammed full of titles that are astonishingly obscure," he notes that the Non-Intercourse Act — in federal law since 1790 — "has, one would think, failed rather spectacularly in its stated purpose".
The hat will obscure your notes from your teacher and other students.
Playing Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G from Book I of "The Well-Tempered Clavier" on an organ does indeed make the contrapuntal conversation clearer than on any piano, but not when booming pedal notes obscure the treble line.
The Grove ends, as did the previous edition, on a suitably obscure, almost mystical note, with an entry for the nineteenth-century Polish piano teacher and composer Wojciech Zywny, who taught Chopin.
That wavelength is very near one where emissions of methane, a gas prevalent in Titan's atmosphere, are also strong one reason that emissions from the unknown gas were previously obscured, the researchers note.
