Sentence examples for seems obscure from inspiring English sources

Godot no longer seems obscure.

And it no longer seems obscure.

If the humor seems obscure from afar, the point is that envelopes are no longer innocent objects in Israeli politics.

3 Traffic This seems obscure, but anyone who has been to Bucharest knows the traffic there is dreadful.

Some of Rilke's advice seems obscure today, while some of it has been followed so often and so deeply that it sounds banal.

The reason for the pharmaceuticals' involvement seems obscure until we remember that Allende was, first of all, a physician who firmly believed in public universal healthcare.

▶ A philosopher makes the obscure seem obscure.

Certainly, Mr. Stern can seem obscure.

Albarn's opera can seem obscure and sometimes wilfully perverse.

He regularly appeared on American television, often delivering remarks that seemed obscure or tangential.

These titles may seem obscure, but in their own ways each have proved incredibly helpful.