Sentence examples for left obscurity from inspiring English sources

He was reviewed and revered, having left obscurity in the dust.

After repeated sackings by the Thebans in the 4th century, Orchomenus was left to obscurity and the encroaching waters of Lake Copias.

His paintings of smiley faces on brown paper bags are probably best left in obscurity, and the same goes for his collage constructions, which don't even come close to matching the merits of truly great works in this genre by artists like Picasso or Hannah Hoch.

To be sure, there are a number of points left in obscurity by Abelard's discussion concerning the relationships of the items distinguished here.

Thus, once the literary language and the various types of script have been mastered, the reader has immediate access to all literature of the 7th to the 20th centuries, though changes in style and vocabulary have left many obscurities in the earliest works.

"There are many things which I firmly intend to leave in obscurity," she warned in "The Prime of Life".

Not even Lewis's alcoholism and suicide are left in decent obscurity, but then Jeffrey Reynolds, never letting a smile distract him, is really playing a tawdry actor-manager, and it is that character who turns poor Lewis into so much fun right down to the last shot.

There you have it: vice-presidents and vice presidential candidates being newsmakers when they should be left to the obscurity they so richly deserve.

If only more bands would simply improve their digital sound and leave the obscurities and oddities to fanatics who compile such things.

While Arbuckle's career was derailed by scandal, plenty of others were left to fade into obscurity.

Crane's early poems showed more style than talent, and from the start he was attracted to an obscurity that left some readers cold: It helps only a little to know that this dreadful mess was called "Chaplinesque".