Sentence examples similar to encounter obscurity from inspiring English sources
He lucidly explicates Berlin's work even as he draws a lively and vivid portrait of a major figure whose crooked path from Russian obscurity to Oxfordian fame was full of events, encounters with interesting others and even a bit of skulduggery.
Over the past 40 years, reflux disease has risen from relative obscurity to one of the dominant clinical problems encountered in Gastroenterology.
At the time of the Zappa and Parker encounters, the mid-1950s, Varèse was emerging from a long period of obscurity, depression and frustration about his inability to realise a new kind of music.
It hits almost all the stops (where is "Half A Chance"?) by including obscurities such as Anticipation's "Three Days" about an imagined Kris Kristofferson encounter, and "Julie Through The Glass" in which she appreciates the connection motherhood brings between parent and child.
Standard academic obscurity?
Reckless soon drifted into obscurity.
The white people I usually encountered were power brokers and decision makers who could take a girl like me, package her talent, and offer her a seat on top of the world — or dismiss her into the valley of obscurity.
Then he slipped into obscurity.
But obscurity beats the alternative.
