Sentence examples similar to inducing obscurity from inspiring English sources

(Powell's story of near obscurity having obviously induced many sleepless nights in the "the's" of the world).

In the last two decades, her vivid prose, mystical paintings and singular music, all conceived in visions said to have been induced by debilitating migraines, have been whooshed from centuries of monastic obscurity to New Age celebrity by a flurry of performances and publications.

Most have died in relative obscurity.

Some have fallen into inaction and obscurity.

Standard academic obscurity?

"I worked in obscurity.

We defy obscurity.

Reckless soon drifted into obscurity.

It's like a Russian doll, obscurity within obscurity.

Then he slipped into obscurity.

But obscurity beats the alternative.