Sentence examples for her obscurity from inspiring English sources

What is most shocking about her, however, is her obscurity.

Another reason for her obscurity lies in the work itself.

Mrs. Wilder, however, wasn't entirely happy with her part-time career, or with her obscurity.

Still others were bemused by what they called her "obscurity" and longed for "more heart" and "less art".

In the disjointed, ironic politics of our time, her obscurity has been her greatest asset.

It is her obscurity, her unimportance, which makes her the ideal lens.

As her obscurities deepened and her landscape ramified, so Lady Lisa was transfigured into a being of myth and fable.

She was also a renowned educationalist, and it is surprising that her advocacy of women's education in works such as Letters for Literary Ladies (1795) has not helped to save her from her present obscurity.

Though her relative obscurity is commensurate with her job's inconsequentiality (see also Herman Van Rompuy, Europe's "president"), she has been called the "best paid female politician in the world" by The Daily Telegraph.

Her prescience helped to propel her from obscurity to Congress, where she is now the senior senator for Massachusetts.

Mayer's wide sweep, unsentimental and uneven, helps explain both her contemporary appeal and, perhaps, her relative obscurity.