Sentence examples for obscure thoughts from inspiring English sources

In 1941, Brod published an extraordinary column in the Hebrew paper Davar, recounting his arrival in Palestine with "only one plan" rising from a "mist of many obscure thoughts": "to act for the memory of my friend Franz Kafka in this country that he missed".

She offers obscure thoughts on what needs to happen to the boy next.

She has the power to take the most mundane or obscure thoughts and observations and turn them into olive branches for reluctant (and hungry) readers around the globe.

Proust is like a philosopher, his work resembles that of philosophers, insofar as his enterprise is "to clarify what has remained obscure (fleeting thoughts, confused emotions, paralyzing situations").

Convoluted and highfalutin' language obscures good thoughts, which is a pity.

Gillian Carnegie's second solo show of paintings in New York is better than her first, but too self-conscious -- occasionally brittle of surface and obscure in thought.

Obscured from thought is that fact checking revealed that Trump himself lied an astonishing 76percentt of the time.

Sub-reddits are as general as "News" and "Tech" and can be as obscure as "Shower Thoughts" and "Animals Being Bros".

No matter how often clouds of judgmental thinking obscure my perception, new thought is going to come into my awareness.

Holbein is not simply a reporter, but a Renaissance artist given to obscure and melancholy thought.

It might be that a kid's playtime has been refused or brought to an end, but it might be something more obscure - a thought or a memory.