Sentence examples for arcane history from inspiring English sources

That is a bit of arcane history to McGraw.

The answer, steeped in the arcane history of New York's streetscape, is hazy, even among historians.

One year it's the badly written roman à clef by the assistant at Vogue, the next it's the badly written thriller yoking together international intrigue and arcane history.

They first revealed the qualities readers would learn to expect from his books: sly humor, curiosity, wide-ranging social connections and sympathies, familiarity with arcane history and a dashing literary style steeped in the ancient writing of Greece and Rome.

"I've seen the Miyajima gate twice, and it was not orange -- it was vermilion," said Elizabeth Scholtz, who directed the botanic garden for eight years, and is the vessel of all its arcane history.

The answer involves 80 years of arcane history, and a baffling soup of splinter groups and cliques, from the International Marxist Group and the Workers Revolutionary party, to the Socialist Workers party and the Revolutionary Socialist League.

Schartmann's treatise is one of the quirkier entries in Bloomsbury Publishing's 33 1/3 series, which usually consists of slim, focussed investigations into the contexts or arcane histories of classic albums.

Castiglione, for example, employs it for the "Book of the Courtier," and it briefly occurred to me that Moulton's account of finding a sensational text with an arcane publishing history written by a sex-crazed proto-Foucault was the conceit of a postmodern novel.

While Brits may jokingly describe the coin as a "pound of flesh," it is thought to offer a glimpse of arcane art history.

Arcane social history abounds.

As for his own views, NS said he enjoys the dark jokes and arcane internet history of the alt-right world without actually believing the ideology.