Sentence examples for has gone obscure from inspiring English sources

"I sometimes incorporate what has gone obscure in other people's work," he said.

In a decade, it has gone from obscure theory to global trend — and encountered fierce resistance from established rice scientists.

In less than two months, Roberts has gone from obscure jurist to putative savior of the increasingly embattled Bush Presidency.

In two years, cervical cancer has gone from obscure killer confined mostly to poor nations to the West's disease of the moment.

In the space of a couple of years, TTIP has gone from an obscure acronym to a massively controversial issue".

Since launching its first product in 2008, Beats has gone from an obscure niche headphone brand to a multi-million dollar business with plenty of star power (Dr. Dre, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, etc).

This little neural nugget has gone from an obscure area of the brain to practically a household word, one that has come to be synonymous with "fear".

(The language of draft boards and lottery numbers has gone from universal to obscure).

"It has gone from this very obscure type of dream to being discussed at the various dream and consciousness conferences," Dr. Gackenbach said.

In 18 months he has gone from being an obscure D.J. in the Los Angeles club world who played parties for 500 people to selling out 5,000-seat 5,000-seatss the clubsry.

The slightly meandering plot follows Kathleen to the remote village of Ballygall, where she has gone to research an obscure historical scandal known as the Talbot Judgment -- involving a liaison between an Irish groom and an upper-class Anglo-Irish wife -- which took place during the Great Famine of the 1840's.