Sentence examples for Obscure terminology from inspiring English sources
Although steeped in church history and riddled with obscure terminology like "Ebionitic" (a reference to Jewish followers of Jesus who, in sympathy with the Sermon on the Mount, chose lives of poverty), the book quickly became a best seller.
A character may typically take a long paragraph just to tell another to make haste, and my second-hand paperback edition provided very few notes (mostly Scott's own, along with a thin glossary) to explain obscure terminology.
La Jolla, Calif.: It seems like the mainstream press falls short in its abilities to explore complex privacy issues, often sounding like trade press with obscure terminology and failing to explain difficult concepts.
But his catalog had no illustrations and used only obscure terminology ("drillopote," a rarely used Italian word for vase with a figure attached, and "veretro," an amulet decorated with a phallus), suggesting that he, too, was a bit embarrassed by his subject.
No burying the disclosure in obscure terminology, like #sp or #partner, deep in the sea of hashtags.
You may find yourself Googling random acronyms and obscure terminology while watching "True Detective" and other police shows, but don't worry, you're not alone.
The genre takes the blast-beat drumming, chugging guitars, and incomprehensible screams of grindcore and tops it with lyrics fixated on death, obscure medical terminology, and revolting disorders of the human body.
CTS Corp. v. Waldburger turns on obscure legal terminology, but its implications for corporate America are significant.
Astronomy comprises many difficult concepts that are often obscured by unfamiliar terminology.
Powerful analytical tools exist to answer them, but the literature is scattered across disciplines, and its relevance is often obscured by inconsistent terminology and technical presentation.
As with many scientific questions, early investigations into these concepts were obscured by inconsistent terminology and the resulting inability to link findings identified independently by numerous researchers.
