Sentence examples for combination of obscurity from inspiring English sources

"It has that combination of obscurity of quality," says DJ and Ocean's Eleven soundtrack composer David Holmes, who found a copy of Rodriguez's remarkable 1970 psychedelic folk album Cold Fact in a New York second-hand shop in the late 1990s, and went on to include its standout track Sugarman on his mix album Come Get It I Got It. "I'd never heard anything quite like it.

(He was a man of mystery who also knew about UV danger, and this combination of obscurity and sun-smarts somehow made me sick with lust).

There was this actual dreamboat of a pro-shop boy whom I'll call "Sunglasses" because that's what I very astutely called him in my head before I knew his name and also because I rarely saw his naked eyes (he was a man of mystery who also knew about UV danger and this combination of obscurity and sun-smarts somehow made me sick with lust).

But, because of the combination of her obscurity and importance, the mother qua Real Other also is a source of deeply unsettling anxiety for the very young child.

Only three albums into its career, the group has achieved an odd combination of ubiquity and obscurity, and is likely to be half-remembered as those guys who sang, um, what's that song again?

The fact is that, probably, Kees's career was going nowhere, probably he did not want it to go anywhere, and the idea of a career as anything other than a plunge into a combination of death and deathless obscurity did not have much appeal to him.

The combination of independence, youth and obscurity keeps the designers from becoming pawns of corporate gamesmanship a position in which many of their colleagues in Europe now find themselves.

They are tired of obscurity.

Think about privacy in terms of obscurity, say two scholars.

"We really feel like we're coming out of obscurity".

"Journalists are scared, and there is a lot of obscurity".