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• The museum is obscurely tucked away in a residential district.

• She had written a few short stories, obscurely published in literary journals.

• He spurned fame and spent his life quietly and obscurely, in the wilds of Montana.

• She was making me feel obscurely uneasy.

• It became obscurely difficult to determine who was to blame.

• He referred obscurely to a "sinister plot".

• He felt, obscurely, that this was some sort of warning.

• It was, rather obscurely, placed under 'symptoms and ill-defined conditions referable to the nervous system'.

• By whichever approach was used, irreversibility has entered here, although somewhat obscurely.

• Perhaps, less obscurely, you may have wished how to establish if a rock is a syenite or a gabbro.

• We should have the exact questionnaire before us and so be able to point out the lacunae or the things that are obscurely worded.

• On the face of it, it is a somewhat obscurely drafted provision.

• According to the memorandum, they will get what is rather obscurely called "appropriate status".

• The other grave issues, which are not obscurely involved, are indirect issues or consequences, after all.

• It is however very obscurely drafted and unnecessary.

• Much of the excess mortality was due to epidemic diseases obscurely connected with seasons of drought and privation.

• It was referred to, rather obscurely, in an appendix to the report.

• I would also agree that this is obscurely drafted, and could be more plain.

• Why do we have to stick in the negative and try to produce the same result more obscurely?

• There was then produced a body of evidence on this point which has been rather obscurely referred to to-day.

• It is a rather obscure matter to us and it is rather obscurely drawn in the legislation.

• He charged him, not with speaking obscurely, but with not speaking the truth.