The other path held long patches of grey obscurity except for peaks of violence.
Where the two groups had met at the dune crest, a dust cloud partly obscured violent motion.
He tells us that a single obscure decision of prophecy, perhaps the choice of one word over another, could change the entire aspect of the future.
She glanced at the thick hangings that obscured the rock of this cavern cell, thinking of how she had come here — riding amidst a host of worms, the palanquins and pack platforms piled high with necessities for the coming campaign.
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The obscure battle is hardly mentioned in history books.
Nobody had seen the poem before, but an Internet search proved she had copied an obscure poem written in 1920.