Sentence examples for from the obscurity from inspiring English sources

As a teenager he chanced aerial leaflet-dropping for the outlawed Communist party - from the obscurity of a cinema balcony.

Apart from the obscurity of the book's end, "Who Owns Death?" is an impassioned and informative piece of writing on a melancholy subject.

Investors have little to show for the $47 million pay package that Yahoo dangled to bring Ms. Bartz in from the obscurity of her previous employer, Autodesk.

Their message has spread from the obscurity of the Internet and the far right to the best seller lists, the mainstream media and Congress.

Dr. Rizzo hails from the obscurity of studying fruit tree diseases and Dr. Garbelotto is from the backwaters of tropical tree research.

Alas, something does, something that last week was pried out from the obscurity where for four billion years it has been gradually evolving its present shape.

Renowned for her monumental sculptures, Louise Bourgeois continued to work with the incisive medium of etching well into her 80s, when these 25 prints were dredged from the obscurities of her memory.

Mr. Blodget sprang from the relative obscurity of CIBC Oppenheimer, where had worked as an analyst.

He resembled very much Pope Paul VI, who had plucked him from the relative obscurity of Ampleforth Abbey.

22 Special Air Service Regiment, part of the regular army, later gained fame and recognition worldwide after successfully assaulting the Iranian Embassy in London and rescuing hostages during the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege, lifting the regiment from obscurity outside the military establishment.

The government was desperate for a flagship project to propel the country from obscurity into the world's tourism brochures.