Sentence examples for arcane aspects from inspiring English sources

Yet she persisted with arcane aspects of US culture.

He's best at vividly realised alternative societies that refract the more arcane aspects of our own.

Modern financial products do not always mix well with the more arcane aspects of legal process.

But it has persisted in public memory, if only because it is a drama easy to understand without needing to know the more arcane aspects of the game.

The youngest surfers on the beach, they are tutored in the more arcane aspects of the sport by a charismatic older man named Sando.

The most arcane aspects of militaria or sordid speculation on Hitler's (fairly non-existent) sex life are dredged up for public consumption.The Nazis are "business".

It was such an arcane aspect of the business that even most producers of TV cartoons did not fully grasp it.

Not so long ago, this was an arcane aspect of the Australian electoral process noted only by those with a professional interest in the matter.

It began with the dullest and most arcane aspect of computer management: the operating system, which is little more than a monitoring program in charge of helping other programs get their work done, guiding them to devices they need, helping them interact, overseeing the traffic.

The housing minister Grant Shapps has berated councils for proposing swingeing cuts to SP. But to understand his argument that councils ought to spend more on it requires an intimate acquaintance with the more arcane technical aspects of council funding formulas.

This year's report covers some pretty arcane industry aspects in detail ("Population-Weighted Average Megahertz," anyone?).