Sentence examples for pretty obscure from inspiring English sources
It was still pretty obscure.
It's an important concept, but also pretty obscure.
Even among ardent Austen fans, "Lady Susan" is pretty obscure.
Hollenstein is an interesting character, a former electrician and a pretty obscure name in the peloton.
It's pretty obscure because the legislation was written before mobile phones were invented," he said.
It is buried in a pretty obscure place, in a report published by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
In too many cases the colourful images and pretty design obscure the information they are meant to depict.
My sketchbook shows a number of hopeless attempts – Shekinah (pretty but obscure); La Naissance du Bouddha (culturally dubious and too spaced out); Quaker Music (accurate but too specific); Peace Piece (don't pun in a title – even if the "peace" of the music is partly a protest at UK foreign policy).
"Russia still seems pretty much obscure to the 'outer world,' although it's now been more than 20 years since the Iron Curtain fell".
I have pretty varied tastes: obscure Korean horrors, explosion-filled Hollywood blockbusters, heartfelt romcoms or low-budget indie classics – any of those would be fine.
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.
