Sentence examples for arcane of from inspiring English sources

Bills of exchange were by far the most arcane of these financial innovations.

The medieval law of entail was one of the most arcane of legalspecialties, and the further one ventures into the question of theNightingale entail, the murkier things become.

If the gatherings have so far resolved nothing else, it is that Mr. Macron's most potent weapon may be his mouth, and a nearly encyclopedic command of even the most arcane of subjects.

With its own sliver of the Winter Olympics as host of the curling competition, Ogden is striving to become a national center for the sport, perhaps the most arcane of the games with a profile somewhere between low and no.

Even compared with a band who sound like a boar drowning in a tar pit and an instrumental string/piano/accordion trio, Moonface often seems the most abstruse and arcane of the lot.

We had been and continued to be engaged in that most difficult and arcane of sciences, the discovery and development of new writers and new plays, and taking them beyond the metropolitan audiences of the London "new writing" theatre scene to reach a national audience.

Yet Wall Street executives respected Mr. Frank's command of arcane areas of finance, and they were eager financiers of his campaigns.

He's a virtuoso of the arcane lingo of government and of computer programming.

With his polished English, full of arcane turns of phrase from his days at a private English school in Addis Ababa, the capital, he captivates foreign donors.

While bankers often disagreed with Mr. Frank's policies, many respected his command of arcane areas of finance, a rarity on Capitol Hill.

It's not because of arcane matters of law that require judicial review.