Sentence examples for were somewhat obscure from inspiring English sources

And the remaining ones, he added, were somewhat obscure.

Granted, it was somewhat obscure.

The world of terrorism experts is small and has heretofore been somewhat obscure.

Aristaeus, Greek divinity whose worship was widespread but concerning whom myths are somewhat obscure.

The nature of the fraud was somewhat obscure, even, at that point, to the S.E.C.

Although these two terms are somewhat obscure, the basic divide between them is familiar to the point of obviousness.

Stevens's early life is somewhat obscure, although it is known that she taught school and attended the State Normal School (now Westfield State College) in Westfield, Massachusetts, in 1881 83.

Little is known of Vitruvius' life, except what can be gathered from his writings, which are somewhat obscure on the subject.

The advertisement throws a lot of sand at Mr. Sestak, who has generally supported the president on Israel, but its specifics are somewhat obscure.

"Apparently that sort of thing happens all the time in Italy," said Mr. Phillips, noting that the village's origins also are somewhat obscure.

By 1992, Mr. Kwok had given up his job as an electrician and thrown himself into life as the "Cat King," which, for reasons that are somewhat obscure, is the common Chinese moniker for Elvis.