Sentence examples for more occult from inspiring English sources

Woman (fetching down more occult trinkets) "Fair enough".

Ian Rankin relies on the older and more occult technology of the ouija board to reach Conan Doyle, who is drifting vacantly through what he calls the "hereafter".

By making the Gospel story more occult, one also drains it of its cosmic significance; making it more mysterious makes it less mystical.

The fact that Hawks moreover had to be relatively coy about the pornography and drugs makes the proceedings look even more occult and mysterious.

Then, for reasons even more occult, "He" does its own leftward jump, abandoning the branch where it started — although this leaves no pause after "He" when we utter the sentence.

Since Hobsbawm was at Cambridge University for much of his earlier academic career, he feels obliged to give some account of his membership in the Apostles and of the relationship, if any, between this open conspiracy and the more occult world of the Cambridge spies.

More often, occult hernias cannot be seen or felt.

Admittedly, Slane is the more vocal occult obsessive: under his Witchbeam moniker, he purveys a combination of abstract synthesis and ritualistic beats that he brands "Hoodootronix" in promotion of destroying all rational thought.

Increased levels of lactate and BD on admission indicate more severe occult hypoperfusion in nonsurvivors whereas vital signs did not differ between the groups.

These are examples of studies examining specific tissues but if we consider all epithelial cells throughout the body then it seems clear that all elderly individuals will have one or more latent occult cancers somewhere in their body.

This gap between technology that appears to work in humans and marketing-authorization and eventual widespread use has been likened to a mountain that the higher you climb the more previously occult higher peaks you discover that have to be climbed [ 52].