Sentences with phrase «more obscure areas»

What the DLC quests do succeed at, however, is getting players to revisit and explore more obscure areas from the main campaign.

Not exact matches

With so many different areas of science and technology to choose from, Colan says the show opted to create episodes around hot - button issues including aviation, bionics and mobility and waste management as well as more obscure topics including regenerative medicine and brain - to - computer interfaces.

Let's start with the camera angles, designed to obscure areas of the scene so as to make the appearance of enemies more surprising.

Recommended reading As with more immediately concerning areas of policy, the President Elect's attitude to arts funding remains obscure, but Randy Kennedy in the New York Times does not hold out high hopes for the sector.

«I'm working with painting as a tool for (indirectly) giving obscured areas and domains visual... Read more»

As with most American painting and sculpture outside New York, Bay Area figurative art remained obscure — more local legend and oral myth than seriously examined cultural legacy — with even basic factual data unavailable.

Have we somewhat obscured to some extent the reality that, for those who remain in rural areas, if anything, the threat can be more severe?

For legal researchers this could help unearth a treasure trove of more obscure legal web sites with legal commentary or case summaries that would be excluded in either high profile cases or in subject areas where there is a lot of competing but irrelevant information.

I did look into the 203k FHA still finding local people here more obscure lenders in my area it seemed like.