Sentence examples for obscure with something from inspiring English sources

We like to do something obscure with something familiar.

Sometimes it helps to talk of rights, but sometimes it seems to obscure with legal opacity something much more urgent and human.

d) The term "judicial" (p. 11) is obscure and should be replaced with something easier to understand.

We could cover the grass with something that obscures all light and leave this in place long enough to kill it.

How nice to see care taken with something as relatively obscure as M Squad: The Complete Series ($119.98; Timeless/Universal). Lee Marvin's no-nonsense cop show set in Chicago and running for 117 episodes captures a grittiness and jazzy insouciance that later shows can't match despite all their flailing camera angles.

And if that doesn't work, do something really obscure with a big film star.

"I put myself forward to direct something thinking that they might say yes in a couple of years and that if they did say yes they might start me off with something light or something simpler or more obscure," she said.

They also offer an insight into how traumatising the Kennedy assassinations were at the time – something we can almost obscure with hindsight, revisionism, and conspiracy theories.

You can start with Roger Ebert and Leonard Maltin if you wish, but if you really want to be familiar with more obscure films, try something more comprehensive.

Inject him with something.

Go with something similar.