Sentence examples for was too obscure from inspiring English sources

Some commentators felt that last year's Turner prize was too obscure, too esoteric, too ungraspable.

Meanwhile, no hit was too obscure to be played over the PA system.

No doubt some of this criticism, as well as some older criticism, was too obscure and ideologically driven.

For Operation Goldfinger, no scientific plan was too obscure to consider: Is there gold in meteorites that hit the Earth?

Some objected that the band was too obscure and poor; others thought the filmmakers should have chosen a good band, like Led Zeppelin.

Qin Jiushao's book also contains algorithms for the general congruence problem, an example of which was given in Sunzi's 5th-century treatise, where its solution was too obscure to be understood.

No memorabilia is too obscure.

And they can't be too obscure.

No minutia appears to have been too obscure to include.

No author is too obscure to escape Bugliosi's attack.

Now, no cheese is too obscure for me.