Sentence examples for esoteric items from inspiring English sources
The Chicago Underground Library is now open to the public; its archive of esoteric items includes "The Perfumed Savage," a book of erotic feminist poetry published in 1933.
A political action committee representing business interests in the city has raised nearly $100,000 to promote one of the more esoteric items on Tuesday's ballot: a proposal dealing with mayoral succession.
In time, they may even become as adventurous as Craig Ruoff, one of Mr. Kim's most devoted customers, who often dines on esoteric items like salmon roe and sea urchin.
Such beloved tunes as "The Force," "Han and Leia," and the dastardly "Imperial March" are here, along with more esoteric items like "Planetary Descent Figure," "Ominous Neighbor Figure," and "Apocalyptic Repeated Minor Triads".
I'd been trying to keep up with Asian cinema, by which I mean almost exclusively Hong Kong and Japanese films with the odd epic from mainland China thrown in every 18 months or so - ordering piles of vaguely promising-sounding, often-unsubtitled DVDs online like most people order less expensive and esoteric items, such as, oh, I don't know... batteries?
Every May since 1987, the University of Chicago has held the University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt, in which large teams of students compete to obtain notoriously esoteric items from a list.
"But the more esoteric the items, the more the player would have to transcend the game".
One could be forgiven for thinking that the Swedes and the Japanese were the new kings of denim, given the hip technologies and esoteric collectors' items offered by labels of those origins at the moment.
The opera has always suffered from its reputation as an esoteric connoisseur item, and an alert musical mind is definitely required to savor a score with such spicy delicacies.
"Sometimes a cock ring on the jacket, up on the epaulette, either left or right to signify 'top' or 'bottom.' Any kind of crystals or esoteric, mystical type of jewelry item could also be an indicator," said Shug.
To punish their father, the three brothers decided he must give up being a n'anga and dispose of all items used in his esoteric practices.
