Sentence examples for obscure summer from inspiring English sources

I own a team-autographed baseball from an obscure summer league.

These artists are obscure today but not forgotten.

Election courts are a somewhat obscure 1868 invention of Parliament.

There may be one or two important 2016 candidates, whatever their ideologies, who remain obscure today.

(Apart from Thoreau, Alcott, and Emerson, the contributors are obscure today).

Curious about Susan Glaspell's now obscure 1931 Pulitzer Prize-winner, "Alison's House"?

Winslet then starred in another literary adaptation, Jude (1996), which was based on Thomas Hardy's novel Jude the Obscure (1895).

An obscure 1971 restriction in the New York City code has helped put a crimp in Sunday morning brunch on city sidewalks.

The performers were chosen by the Ponderosa Stomp Foundation, record collectors-turned-promoters who dig into rock's obscure past.

It's a cover of "Tonight" by a fairly obscure 1980s US disco/soul artist called Prophet.

But the livery adored by these first ladies of fashion — Ms. Galitzine's palazzo pajamas — is a bit more obscure today.