Sentence examples similar to esoteric discoveries from inspiring English sources
Mr. Burger made his discoveries, some less esoteric than others, by rummaging through obscure reference sources and tramping the city's streets, armed with a camera that he wields like a thorough professional.
He may also mean that he believes controlled anarchy as the demise of any heteronomous authority sets the proper conditions for the discovery of suppressed esoteric trends in a society.
Reports of corporate chicanery have come all too regularly since the discovery of arcane and esoteric accounting schemes at Enron more than two years ago.
And the recent, highly dispersed cinematic canon (unlike those of literature, art, and classical music) are built on a movie-love that has an arcane, esoteric element built in, both in terms of the discovery of the sublime lurking silently in the form of the profane and in terms of the difficulty of getting to see many obscure great movies.
Dipping a Toe in Commercial Waters Frustrated by the feeling that her research was too esoteric, Sandra Aresta wanted to see if working in drug discovery would give her the opportunity to connect it to human health.
Portraits of scientists use attributes of discovery to construct identities; portraits that include esoteric accessories may fashion identities for these too.
The discoveries, representing what the journal Nature calls the "guidebook to the human genome," range from the esoteric - what is a gene?
"The more esoteric, the better.
Esoteric more than catchy.
Other equally esoteric candidates abound.
