Sentence examples for suggested obscure from inspiring English sources

Martin Wainwright's recent visit to Wigan to see local confection Uncle Joe's Mint Balls reach new heights of popularity suggested obscure regional specialities have a hitherto unrecognised resilience – and this isn't restricted to Lancastrian sweets.

The metaphysics required by religious doctrine, Hume suggests, obscures and misrepresents the real character of human freedom and moral responsibility, and the way that they are grounded and structured in human motivation and passions.

Alessio Vlad, who is overseeing the music program at the Italian festival, said Mr. Redden had suggested the obscure opera "Louise" by the French composer Gustave Charpentier.

The origin of this term is obscure; suggested origins include the biblical Eber, the ethnonyms Ḫabiru, Ḫapiru, and ˁApiru found in sources from Egypt and the near east, and a derivation from the root עבר 'to pass' alluding to crossing over the Jordan river.

Critics say Mrs. Clinton's invocations of her "battles" and "scars" unfairly suggest victimhood, obscuring her history of picking fights, jettisoning friends and vilifying adversaries.

Critics say that Mrs. Clinton's repeated invocations of her "battles" and "scars" unfairly suggest victimhood, obscuring her own history of picking fights, jettisoning friends and vilifying adversaries.

This and the fact that scholars have long used Dorothy's writings as a background resource have, suggests Wilson, obscured both the originality of Dorothy's voice and the strangeness of the story she tells or, rather, which she does not tell, for Dorothy does not deal in straightforward narrative of who said what to whom, and what they meant by it.

Other philosophers claim that the latter is not envy at all.5 Like many disputes over the nature of emotions, this one threatens to devolve into competing stipulations, but it can be understood as a substantive question about the character of an empirical phenomenon.[6] Some of the examples advanced on behalf of the suggested bifurcation threaten to obscure the issue.

Since the amplitude of the Mn peak of the unspiked sample remains slightly obscure which suggested the need for baseline subtraction, we applied the same treatment to these voltammograms.

I suggested moving to an obscurer table in the rear.

The film's original title was "Black Gold," which suggested the true villain, obscured amid the battlefield tumult: fossil fuels, the region's perennial apple of discord.