Sentence examples for from the obscure from inspiring English sources

Fresh chardonnay in a variety of styles from the obscure Bourgogne Vézelay appellation.

It called the president a refreshing change from the obscure and mumbling imperial presidency of the country's former strongman, Suharto.

She has never been afraid of discomfiting or alienating audiences, and she has never shied from the obscure.

It's this random chatter, interspersed by records from the obscure to the unerringly hip, that makes the presenter a perfect 6 Music fit.

It's very funny.' Their work has a habit of getting under people's skin, going from the obscure and extreme to being sucked up by the mainstream.

Rather than evoking a lonely sunrise, it quotes a rough and ungrammatical line from the obscure "Hustler's Blues": "Whiskey Is My Habit, Good Women Is All I Crave".

Lyons takes on books that most publishers 'shy away from'...welcoming the obscure as well as best-seller manuscripts.

Its walls are lined with photographs of candidates, from the successful to the obscure, from a painfully young Bill Clinton to a numerologist-candidate who calls himself Love 22.

The OC tools I've used on XP have ranged from the graphic to the obscure, and from the stable to the ridiculous.

All the songs on the Smithsonian Folkways CD, "There Is No Eye: Music for Photography," are played by musicians who Mr. Cohen photographed, from the renowned to the obscure.

By the end of the 10-minute presentation, a solid object had risen from the bath of the obscure 3D printer he had brought with him.