Sentence examples for quite obscure from inspiring English sources

"Rowan Williams, bless his heart, can be quite obscure".

It was quite obscure and I can't remember where I first heard it.

"When you first read it, the writing can seem quite obscure, I suppose.

The second, third, and fourth tables describe several different sacrifices, many of the details of which are quite obscure.

Now you have available everywhere this food item, this affordable luxury, in many styles, some of which are quite obscure".

I don't think there's much wrong with nicking a band name if the original owners are quite obscure.

Beside the brave, a smiling tortoise sprouts a swaying woman, branches and wild hair not quite obscuring her nipples.

The enthusiasm that greeted Mr. Cuomo almost, but not quite, obscured the underlying reason he chose this conference, called Somos el Futuro, for his first official out-of-state trip since his inauguration.

At night, the serpentine streets, suffocating courts and labyrinthine slums of the city were quite as obscure and noxious as they had been in the middle ages.

None of this is quite to obscure the existence of that ghostly authorial checklist of the historically significant and the epochally symbolic.

I think it is less likely that the next leader of the party will be quite so obscure.There are quite a lot of assumptions behind that calculation, of course, one of them being that the Tories govern sufficiently competently, and manage their inevitable unpopularity cleverly enough, to win a second term (or second and a bit, if they end up having a short spell as a minority government first).