Sentence examples similar to obscure utterance from inspiring English sources
The beat starts up, and he delivers a homily pockmarked with sudden bursts of silence that obscure two dozen utterances of a common racial epithet.
He was considered diffuse and obscure in his utterances and careless in his style, but his abilities were highly regarded, and he came to be seen as a preeminent authority for the school.
Their public utterances are generally few and obscure, and the causal links between monetary policy and the performance of the economy are unclear.
With the audience at floor level viewing the action several feet above, the actors mostly obscured their own scrolled utterances.
This might be appealing if the issue were being hashed out in obscure scholarly journals, rather than in an atmosphere in which every skeptical utterance about Trump-Russia becomes pro-Trump propaganda.
As a boy Demosthenes had a speech impediment: Plutarch refers to a weakness in his voice of "a perplexed and indistinct utterance and a shortness of breath, which, by breaking and disjointing his sentences much obscured the sense and meaning of what he spoke".
Truncated utterance: "Erm.
Mannered utterance often turns impenetrable.
Which was: a soft utterance.
