Sentence examples for an obscurity of from inspiring English sources

Solnit's resistance to providing a set of parameters results at times in an obscurity of meaning.

In this January's issue of Opera, Porter offered a typically inquisitive review of an obscurity, Jacopo Foroni's 1849 opera "Cristina, Regina di Svezia".

A clever title compensates for the obscurity of an author.

These days Croft still gets overwhelmed by her leap from the obscurity of an office job to running a business with a product that people can't seem to get enough of.

Shortly after Inauguration Day, 2001, Frum traded his renown as a conservative commentator for the relative obscurity of a room in the Old Executive Office Building, and stayed until February 2002.

Instead of opting for the decent obscurity of a peerage and a seat in the House of Lords like his predecessors, Dr Hope will become the vicar of St Margaret's church in Ilkley, near Bradford, next February.

To cement its dominance in the growing mobile market, Qualcomm needs to emerge as a consumer brand from the obscurity of being a component in smartphones sold under other companies' brands.

The author that reflects on the startling recent developments that have brought this sect from the relative obscurity of a regional culture to an international audience.

It was a sad end to an NFL career during which Pearson rose from the obscurity of a free agent from the University of Tulsa in 1973 to one of the league's all-time leading receivers.

I like anonymity, coming from a generation of journalists happy to hide behind the relative obscurity of a byline.

And although he attempted to write a history of Switzerland, it was abandoned when he became, as he put it, "fast locked in the obscurity of an old, barbarous German dialect".