Sentence examples for obscure question from inspiring English sources

I had an obscure question about the home-office deduction — a notorious trigger of I.R.S. audits — so I tried all three companies' e-mail support.

On language: Did Governor Spitzer really "resign" on Wednesday? A. "This is likely an obscure question, but it's generating a great deal of controversy within our group of 100 or so folks," a reader asked.

While gardeners scratch their heads, political leaders wrestle over issues like the appropriateness of water surcharges and the once obscure question of who owns the water that flows out of household drains and back into rivers.

The march was part of a campaign staged by the Stamford Police Association and the United Auto Workers to call attention to an obscure question on Tuesday's ballot here that would revise the city charter and give the mayor and 18 members of his administration a chance to secure city pensions for the first time.

This gray haired fellow won $50 after answering an obscure question about the Sparks correctly.

"You know, Stephanopoulos asks an obscure question about Griswold and birth control when no Republicans were bringing up anything about trying to have any limits on birth control".

I could answer obscure questions about the construction process or the sourcing of local products.

Each week, Cage answered, with deadly accuracy, increasingly obscure questions about mushrooms.

In recent years its most active contributors have become obsessed with obscure questions of doctrine and have developed their own curious jargon to describe the editing process.

"He had a unique and unsurpassed ability to identify conceptual distinctions that organized and illuminated previously obscure questions," Professor Kraus said.

So while a decade ago practitioners saw the Internet as the enemy, a tool for demanding patients who brandished printouts during visits and called at all hours with obscure questions, adolescent-medicine specialists and pediatricians are now turning technology to their advantage.