Sentence examples for pretty much obscure from inspiring English sources
"Russia still seems pretty much obscure to the 'outer world,' although it's now been more than 20 years since the Iron Curtain fell".
Among all the radical royalists, paps and journalists crowding in front of the hospital, it was hard not to notice that access to the A&E department was being pretty much entirely obscured.
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
The country has pretty much defeated the boll weevil, and the Department of Agriculture individually tests every bale on obscure measures such as the tensile strength of the fibres.
His life has been, in some ways, an obscure anomaly, spent, in the heart of the twentieth century, pretty much as it might have been a hundred years earlier.
For the next several moments, a large audio beep obscures the commentary before Stone says "Yeah, that's pretty much it".
"If you play at all seriously, you pretty much have to accept that you'll be learning a lot of very specialized, obscure words," Thevenot said.
He pretty much dominated".
