Sentence examples for overly obscure from inspiring English sources

The pieces are overly obscure in meaning.

She was credited with returning the "pleasure principle" to the station by avoiding overly obscure programming.

Yet judging by the audience reaction at a Nov. 10 show at the McCarter Theater — one of only two performances before "Turnpike" hits the road in January, stopping in Georgia and Florida before returning to McCarter for shows May 30 and 31 — the risk of a performance being derailed by overly obscure gags is slight.

I want to say Secret of Mana, but that's both inaccurate and probably overly obscure this far into The Future.

Los Angeles Times writer Jeff Weiss commented that "dismissing it as overly familiar obscures the point" and praised Saadiq as "a classicist of the best kind — one who not only carries on tradition but expands it".

Everything, in other words, relates to the theme, although nothing is explicit, and in the end the details are obscure, overly complicated and fussy.

Readers will not always be convinced by his suggestions but they will often find them helpful and informative where Aristotle is overly compressed and obscure.

Even so, some in the industry say that too many ingredients can lead to an overly cluttered label and obscure important hazard warnings.

But by and large, novelists, when they have addressed science and technology, have been obscure and overly intellectual about the subject, as if disguising their own ignorance about the strangeness of the universe.

Other researchers have advocated further adjusting estimates for factors such as maternal height and weight, [ 16, 26] and even for weights of prior infants born to the same mother.[ 19] We fear that an overly stratified reference may obscure important predictors of birth weight.

Avoid using colored or overly decorative decanters that obscure the wine's appearance.