Sentence examples for The obscurity from inspiring English sources
noun
Darkness; the absence of light.
The obscurity of the field was partly the point.
The obscurity of this work is not a recent development.
The obscurity and ambiguity are sometimes irksome but generally add to Lord Of Light's considerable appeal.
The obscurity would not matter so much if the individual parts were more interesting to look at.
The obscurity of this fact, little known even to entomology students, illustrates the mystery and also highlights an ignorance of insect eye diversity.
The obscurity in which he has involved himself will not make us think him sublime.
The obscurity of the location was underscored at the closing ceremonies of the 1956 Winter Olympics.
The obscurity of the den is as important to the prince as it is to the Sorcerer.
So the obscurity continues.
Comedians feasted for years on the obscurity of ESPN's output.
Unfortunately, the obscurity sometimes extends into the narrative itself.
