| Your typical correspondent carps about a mistranslation, a geographical inaccuracy, an obscure word obscurely misused. |
| The image hovers obscurely in the imagination of every British prime minister. |
| Calyx herbaceous, closely investing the globose berry, obscurely if at all veiny. |
| On no endopodite can more than three segments be definitely distinguished, but the longest ones are the most obscurely segmented. |
| Precious Angel is a religious song, but obscurely so, where a man is giving spiritual guidance to his girlfriend. |
| But the breast of the Polyplectron is obscurely coloured, and the ocelli are not confined to the tail-feathers. |
