Finally Stalin, who for years ruled Russia obscurely as a "political boss" (General Secretary of the Russian Communist Party), has just thrown off this mask, assumed public .
In the latter, a cranky old crock named Lenny (Philip Bosco) surrenders to senile dementia, leaving his self-absorbed and obscurely damaged children, Wendy and Jon (Laura .
To most of them, he is an expatriate, obscurely highbrow poet who wrote an unreadable poem called The Waste Land and fathered a catch-phrase about the world ending not with a bang .
Obama: Snowden 'Triggered More Rapid' NSA Dialogue for Nation Though he remained steadfast in his view that Edward Snowden is "not a patriot," President Obama obscurely gave due credit to the National Security Agency whistleblower during a press conference Friday when he announced a series of transparency reforms long called for by Snowden and critics of the United States' sweeping surveillance program. read more
Aug. 9, 2013 - CommonDreams.org
Albert Camus in AllAfrica.com Lagos - Albert Camus, a philosopher, said and I quote "Those who write clearly have readers, and those who write obscurely have commentators".
Manohla Dargis in New York Times Life meets art meets family meets film in 'Tetro,' sometimes powerfully, sometimes obscurely,Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times last June.
Angelica Garnett in The Guardian It was a fact which I had obscurely known for a long while,Garnett wrote in her celebrated memoir Deceived with Kindness.