Sentence examples for esoteric thing from inspiring English sources

"We were on this search for this very esoteric thing that was kind of a joke, but essentially functional," he continued.

But really, this is not some esoteric thing you need to know about only because you may want to look smart at your next cocktail party or tractor pull.

Through this blend of impulse, parallax exists most purely in the interstitial space of the metamodern condition (a subject to be discussed more thoroughly in a later post) -- an important (if esoteric) thing to consider given the current direction of the television industry (as well as the culture driving that industry).

There is a forward market for Treasuries, where such esoteric things trade.

This has nothing to do with esoteric things, it is your attitude towards life.

Some virtual addresses might map to RAM, some might map to stored files and others to more esoteric things such as hardware peripherals.

Consider Citigroup, which says it may report a loss of $8 billion to $11 billion on a portfolio of $43 billion in "super-senior" securities from those esoteric things called collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s.

More than 20 years later, I can still remember the Serbo-Croatian words for esoteric things like the lights that mark the outlines of trucks, which I had to learn for the written part of the test.

Though Ms. Hamilton's brilliantly written new memoir, "Blood, Bones & Butter," is rhapsodic about food — in every variety, from the humble egg-on-a-roll sandwich served by Greek delis in New York to more esoteric things like "fried zucchini agrodolce with fresh mint and hot chili flakes" — the book is hardly just for foodies.

When people are worried about the U.S. economy, they always talk about esoteric things like the current account deficit or the inverted yield curve.

Despite the diversity of hazards, some general advice applies to nearly all labs: "The hazards that cause the most harm are the everyday routine things and not the esoteric things that relate to sophisticated science," Barkley notes.