Sentence examples for particularly obscure from inspiring English sources

Nor is it a particularly obscure song.

"The players aren't particularly obscure, but the games certainly are.

Not a particularly obscure or original choice, I know.

It's not as if the story of the crisis is particularly obscure.

He took a benevolent interest in several other human species, particularly obscure bishops.

It's not just the work of an obscure writer; it's a particularly obscure work of an obscure writer.

It particularly obscures the rural homes of neighboring locals who opted not to sell their property to the development, blocking their former views of dunes and sea.

Sam possesses near encyclopedic amounts of knowledge, particularly on obscure topics, and is prone to long-winded sentences filled with elaborate terminology.

But she's also fascinated by the arcane, the old-fashioned and the obscure, particularly as they pertain to women through the ages.

The inner workings of Myanmar's leadership have always been obscure, particularly given its reliance on soothsayers, numerology and black magic.

But since the number of high-quality parallel texts is limited, particularly for more obscure languages, a lot of effort is now being put into the development of statistical translation systems that can manage without them.