Sentence examples for obscure on from inspiring English sources

Effects that were obscure on the recording — the biting texture of the sepulchral brasses in the opening bars, for example — were vivid in the Carnegie account.

Little is known of Vitruvius' life, except what can be gathered from his writings, which are somewhat obscure on the subject.

It was not until "The Mayor of Casterbridge," published in 1886, that he embarked on the string of major novels — including "The Woodlanders," "Tess of the d'Urbervilles," and, finally, "Jude the Obscure" — on which his fame mainly rests.

It was not until "The Mayor of Casterbridge," published in 1886, that he embarked on the string of major novels including "The Woodlanders," "Tess of the d'Urbervilles," and, finally, "Jude the Obscure"—on which his fame mainly rests.

The shape of the lava dome became obscure on the SAR image with time.

On the cut surface, vague nodularity is discernible on the right side (b), whereas nodularity is obscure on the left side (c).

Either way, the facts may never fully answer why Kangas, an obscure on-line liberal advocate and former Army intelligence employee, traveled some 3,000 miles from Las Vegas to shoot himself in a bathroom outside the Pittsburgh office of ultraconservative billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife.

When it finally does come, his pained, Jude the Obscure-on-a-particularly-bad-day expression seems completely justified.

These sources increased by more than a quarter between 2000 and 2010... Obscured on page 4 of one of the world's great newspapers this important news is about the future of our planet.

The 18D6 epitope in protofilament model was positioned in the microtubule interior facing the lumen, so one would expect that it will be obscured on unfixed microtubules.

For example, one of findings indicates that many people are still obscured on awareness activities for disaster risk management in community.