Sentence examples for was more obscure from inspiring English sources

If it was more obscure and we didn't know what it was, we would make up a story about it.

Until this week, one could argue that with the exception of the scientific community, the office was more obscure than outer space itself.

So, it is entirely fitting that the leading vote-getter for this shindig was the Orioles' Chris Davis, who a year ago was more obscure than Yoenis Cespedes, writes Scott Miller on CBSSports.com, but whose 37 home runs is testing baseball fans' feelings about the long ball again, Jon Paul Morosi writes on Foxsports.com.com

At the time of their partnership, Donatello was already well known for his statues of prophets and saints for the Duomo and Orsanmichele, while Michelozzo was more obscure.

Though EarthBound was more obscure at the time, the site quickly grew in popularity and featured "constant updates" and a burgeoning community by 1999.

SOUTHSIDE COFFEE could hardly be more obscure.

Other Webcasts are more obscure, but no less appreciated.

The North's relations with America, however, are more obscure.

"Search," she says, "is more obscure than social networking".

Then there are more obscure new laws that take some explaining.

Lawn tennis or duckpin bowling might be more obscure, but not much.