Sentence examples for preferably obscure from inspiring English sources
When double and triple checking, you needn't take as much time (as the primary check), but you need to check for obvious, and preferably obscure, changes.
People on the left, no less than extreme right-wingers, are quick to suspect conspiracies, and tend to look for hidden proof, preferably in obscure documents, that would unmask the conspirators and make the powerful look foolish.
Relate the piece to something in society of pop culture, preferably an obscure aspect no one will understand.
He found it strangely easy: just choose a stock, preferably a small, obscure stock; herald it in chat rooms across the Net as the next Nokia or Microsoft; then sell into the resulting suckers' rally.
Choose an interesting character, preferably a more obscure one that not many other people will have written about, and put them into a new situation.
Should Britain's premier theater really revive a famous musical rather than something worthily antique, obscure and (preferably) foreign?
To move forward in the field of biomarkers, the criteria for study design should be more stringent and should include larger, well-defined patient cohorts, preferably without any accompanying therapeutic interventions that obscure the accuracy of analysis.
When some new, obscure band is on Pitchfork (preferably before), you should know about it.
Preferably get as close as possible without obscuring everyone else's view.
The emphasis has to be on quality and variety, preferably at a reasonable price, but the cuisine cannot be so ambitious or obscure that it distracts from the artwork that visitors have come to see.
