Sentence examples for arcane for from inspiring English sources
The fight was too arcane for most voters to pay much attention.
Are such subtleties too fine, or arcane, for the average viewer, whoever that may be?
MPs have counted on voting rules being too arcane for young voters to understand.However, public perceptions are changing.
They were thought to be too sacred or too arcane for eyes other than those of their intended recipients.
In any case, the exercise proved too arcane for the 21st-century general public, for whom double features were as quaint as quill pens.
Crucial questions about his life can't be answered, and most of his poems are too cryptic or arcane for young children to appreciate.
The mix of intrepidness and expertise that characterizes crate-digging D.J.'s — a taste for the arcane, and for sniffing it out — explains the geekier side of this duo.
Mr. Lamy well knows that trade discussions can rapidly get bogged down in detailed discussions that, while they may provide arcane entertainment for industry experts, leave little room for sweeping strategy.
Congress was undoubtedly aware that manufacturers of illegal liquor are notorious for the deftness with which they locate arcane spots for plying their trade.
Neither show looked promising for New York: "Lohengrin" because it was too arcane, "Ariadne" for lack of eye candy (though the scarlet five-inch stilettos of Diana Damrau's firecracker Zerbinetta added value in that regard).
Public-sector workers were mollycoddled with pay for 13 or 14 months per year and arcane allowances for things like firewood or carrying files between office floors.Tax evasion is widespread.
