Sentence examples for more recondite from inspiring English sources

(At Team, photographs of broken glass make more recondite allusions).

Heaney was also fomenting a little rebellion in his more recondite provinces of feeling.

Many of the more recondite Olympic sports are only recently familiar to the writers covering them.

And that raises an even more recondite question: are Portuguese people Hispanic?

One of the more recondite architecture books this year is also among the handsomest and most intellectually stimulating.

What is sometimes missing is the variety of color and attack needed to bring some of the more recondite pieces to life.

Herein lies the problem with a lot of contemporary conceptual work, which in the name of ideas ends up being little more than recondite nonsense.

Congressional leadership contests often turn more on recondite personal relationships than on actual political differences, but that has not stopped vigorous speculation about the outcome of a Durbin-Schumer contest.

And Spaniards born after democracy was restored in the late 1970s tended to think of it more as a recondite artifact than a galvanizing symbol.

The usually recondite Mr. Kendrick, more excited than I've ever seen him onstage, spent the night trying to keep up.

In interviews, he was much more animated when discussing the most recondite chemical matters than his experiences with the drugs themselves.