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Subedi was a comparatively obscure candidate.

I'm very grateful that a comparatively obscure instrument became better known.

Americans traveling to London have become familiar with the names of comparatively obscure firms, passing them on to friends and associates.

In 1814, Clement moved into the newspaper publishing business by purchasing The Observer, at that time a comparatively obscure Sunday paper.

Longitudinal dihedral is a comparatively obscure term related to the pitch axis of an airplane.

That is often easier for smaller countries, which explains why a comparatively obscure nation like Slovenia, with two million people, may well be among the first new members.

Most of the selections were comparatively obscure songs by well-known composers.

The surviving start-up airlines offer many budget flights, often on comparatively obscure routes.

Makawao's scene, like the town itself, is comparatively obscure and thoroughly local.

Vivian Gussin Paley has occupied a secure but comparatively obscure place among a surprisingly male company of these American teacher-writers.