Sentence examples for arcane nature from inspiring English sources

But because of the arcane nature of such deals, prosecutors may have a tougher time proving criminal intent.

At the same time, any defense that Mr. Codey would have offered in response to charges Republicans came up with -- spurious or otherwise -- would have been tricky because of the dense and often arcane nature of the insurance business.

But the arcane nature of Ipso's creation, with retired judges and civil servants called in to give the process a patina of respectability, cannot hide the duplicity at its heart: it is nothing more than the PCC reborn with a few extra bells and whistles.

This is complicated stuff (the arcane nature of his companies' dealings confused even Banks, let alone Marr), but my colleagues Peter Walker and David Pegg have written two fine explainers on why Banks is being investigated and what questions he has to answer.

Still, the arcane nature of the issue invites confusion.

Another bugbear is the complexity and arcane nature of modern science.

Abdellatif's circumstance is further complicated by the arcane and obtuse nature – and the politicisation – of the Egyptian criminal justice system.

Network executives privately attributed the dearth of coverage to the arcane, hard-to-illustrate nature of the legislation, colloquially known as SOPA, not to corporate interests.

He persuaded members of the IMG and the Socialist Workers party to lay aside their arcane dispute on the nature of the Soviet state.

Slater has been embroiled in years of arcane legal wrangling over the nature of authorship, and said that he is "seriously on the verge of packing it all in".

Ironically, Matera which has been named a world heritage site since 1993 and will be the European Capital of culture in 2019, has allowed man to live and advance with the times of nature and of the arcane for over nine centuries.