Sentence examples for obscure why from inspiring English sources

If deconstruction is so obscure, why are the audiences in my lectures in the thousands?

Don't go to the lyrics for any cues; it is entirely obscure why such a jaunty, upbeat song would be referencing "Roman cavalry choirs" or revolutionaries or St. Peter.

One might worry that a view according to which even ideal, perfect rationality can coexist harmoniously with a more or less completely mistaken view of one's situation threatens to attenuate the connection between believing rationally and believing truly too far, and to render obscure why the former would be valuable relative to the latter.

Given this, one might worry that a view according to which perfectly following one's evidence is compatible with a more or less completely mistaken view of one's situation threatens to render obscure why following one's evidence would be a good thing to do relative to the goal of having true rather than false beliefs.

If the ASBL is so obscure, why did the chamber get so riled-up?

You went on to obscure why you were put in the hate group category, implying that it was because of your position against same-sex marriage.

It's frustrating to hear a Democrat repeat this Republican argument, which obscures why there's so little dialogue (or even adult conversation) in Washington.

It obscures why people join the military, it obscures what we've lost, and it prevents us from thinking critically about the choices we make that lead to their deaths.

That name was based on a genuine, though very obscure saying, "why do only fools and horses work?

The question the gray zone both raises and obscures is: Why has the U.S. done so poorly when, by its own definition, it remains the biggest, baddest superpower around, the one that outspends its non-state enemies by a factor so large it can't even be calculated?

One book, shoved into obscure corner was "Why You Should Vote for President Hoover".