Sentence examples for esoteric of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "esoteric of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, but it may not be commonly used in everyday speech
It is typically used to describe something that is understood or known by only a select group of people who have a specialized knowledge or interest in the subject. Example: The language used in this academic journal is quite esoteric for the average reader, as it is filled with technical terms and concepts that are only familiar to experts in the field.
The other is Hans Moldenhauer's melodramatic "The Death of Anton Webern," which describes the accidental killing of the most esoteric of twelve-tone composers.
Among the more esoteric of the year's productions were revivals of Luigi Dallapiccola's dissonant "Il Prigioniero," Vivaldi's "La Fida Ninfa," & Handel's orotund but static "Xerxes".
Magic is not simply a matter of the occult or the esoteric, of astrology, Wicca and Satanism; it follows processes inherent to human consciousness and connected to constructive and imaginative thought.
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The most esoteric of this season's books are the hefty, alluring volumes (eventually six in all) of a 17th-century naturalist's extraordinary masterwork, THE AMBONESE HERBAL (Yale University Press, $85 per volume).
500 Days of Summer screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber are adapting the book, with Warner Bros and New Line Cinema taking a punt on distributing this most esoteric of films.
Between the U.S. Presidential election sucking up media attention and the kind of esoteric nature of the prize, the coverage has been... sparse.
Our inner self constitutes no less vital a facet of reality, reflecting upon which unlocks some of the esoteric marvels of the creative order.
Asked for appraisals of wine funds, several financial investors declined comment because of the esoteric nature of such investments.
"Nor is it simply an irrelevant rehashing of certain esoteric points of biology and philosophy.
But now, as adherents of an esoteric offshoot of Islam that IS and Jabhat al-Nusra excoriate, they are quietly loosening their ties to Syria.
