Sentence examples for its obscurity from inspiring English sources

Part of Under Armour's appeal, in those early days, was its obscurity: it was a grass-roots brand, created by and for football fanatics, and it encouraged players to think of their T-shirts as specialized equipment, like mouth guards or thigh pads.

It seeks to confer status and worth on an artist's work by insisting on its obscurity, which it conveys through a grey porridge of abstract nouns.

It's not a magazine, but it bears mentioning because its obscurity is just a painful reminder that there are tons of similar books that would be well received outside their home market.

_____ * The authorship of the Remedies has been wondered about since it was written, and its obscurity depends heavily on our failure to crack its "Anonym[o]us" mask.

We've circumvented laws both just and unjust with it, hidden ourselves in its obscurity, reveled in its ubiquity, and laughed at the poor, benighted functionaries we presumed were still toiling over carbon copies and rooms full of file folders.

It remains largely unknown, and in its obscurity there is room for fear.

But theater takes place live, in real time, and as Ms. Taylor's drama whirls by in a confusing blur, it's difficult to salvage much enlightenment — or entertainment — from its obscurities.

There's nothing ephemeral about this four-CD overview of his 1960s heyday - even its obscurities are giddy with invention.

The book is gloriously illustrated, and the text is charming enough to make you forgive its obscurities.

Yeats explained his own philosophy in the prose work A Vision (1925, revised version 1937); this meditation upon the relation between imagination, history, and the occult remains indispensable to serious students of Yeats despite its obscurities.

Its integrity has been aided by its relative obscurity and its lack of a hit single or a concert film.