Sentence examples for two obscure from inspiring English sources

The authors were two obscure biologists, James D. Watson and Francis Crick.

In recent years, Mr Covington was the subject of two obscure documentaries, Something from Nothing, and Tachowa 2010.

Only two obscure phones work with this watch so far — but when more phones become compatible, watch out".

EARLIER this month, the solicitor-general, Ted Olson, filed briefs to the Supreme Court in two obscure gun cases.

At the heart of the book are two obscure but significant historical figures, doing things they never did.

The screen name CTGZ is an adaptation of two obscure terms from classical poetry: changting and gongzi, which together translate as "the noble son of the pavilion".

"Three obscure jokes in an episode is awesome.

One obscure heading: "Champions who wore headgear in a Singles final".

The medley was preceded by three obscure but substantial theater songs composed by Todd Almond, the pianist who led her quartet.

But acquiring an elite scorer like Gaborik for three obscure players suddenly makes them legitimate playoff contenders.

On it are written, in cursive hand, the titles of eight obscure plays, their authors penned in next to them.