Sentence examples for really obscure from inspiring English sources

Really obscure," @danovation wrote.

Are these really obscure wines?

All of that was really obscure to me.

"It was really obscure stuff," Mr. Hedendal said proudly.

There are some really obscure choices in the book.

He added, "That class of data, that's technically public but really obscure, is rapidly diminishing".

For one thing, it was a relief to be able to solve it after the last acrostic that the team of Cox and Rathvon posted, which consisted mostly of really obscure-yet-fascinating words.

The recent blowup has really obscured the fact that Lewiston has really dealt with a situation that would be difficult for any community".

Gigot thinks that his fumbling on CommonwealthCare really obscures what kind of President he'll be.

Sometimes the language of finance really is obscure, and does hide the truth.

The N.H.L.'s starts Friday and rolls into Saturday for those who really love obscure young hockey players unearthed from somewhere ridiculously close to the North Pole.