The dancers all wore cumbersome individual headdresses; the hints of characterization and storytelling cast less light than obscurity.
Green was also considered to be the median color between light and obscurity.
4. Traces by Ernst Bloch Bloch did not write fiction, but some of his early philosophical writings, such as this collection, proceed by use of essays, stories, fairy tales and anecdotes, suitably inconclusive modes to pursue the "not yet" and "to bring light" into the obscurity of the lived moment.
A Text… And if thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul; then shall thy light rise in obscurity, and thy darkness be as the noonday.
In light of the obscurity of Japanese internment and the xenophobic rhetoric upon which Trump has founded his presidential campaign, the play has a timely significance.
After the first movement's merriment for trios of dancers led spiritedly by Jenifer Ringer, Jared Angle and Jeroen Hofmans, the amazing Maria Kowroski and her cavalier, Charles Askegard, are backed by seven couples lighted in eerie obscurity.
Adrienne Quartly's soundscape sends husky notes from a bass clarinet curling between episodes; superb lighting by Emma Chapman makes each scene a small adventure in illumination and obscurity.
His poetry is dismissed as light verse, as if obscurity is an achievement and transparency a vice.
But for now, Ms. Schneider said, the literary finds will once again see the light -- albeit the obscurity of a corporate conference room.
Katy Guest The arts Lily Allen returns from obscurity to light up the longest-running music show in television history I know, I know, you've hardly woken up after the King's Speech and you're still recovering from the Doctor Who Christmas Special (Florence Welch – the best doctor ever).
