Sentence examples for obscure chamber from inspiring English sources

Plastic food containers, toy Vespas and CDs featuring obscure chamber music ensembles or weepy Italian pop crooners compete for space with the usual postcards, guidebooks, weight loss DVDs like "SOS Cellulite" and beefcake calendars of Roman priests.

The handclaps and drum loop that are buried in the mix of "Gleaux" yield an urgent half-time tremor and obscure chamber strings.

So they outsource the responsibility to increasingly obscure star chambers in the hopes that if the axe of outrage falls, it falls on "the system" in general rather than on them.

In her report, Fretland, recorded that "in a gesture that seemed to echo Oklahoma's fierce commitment to secrecy in the way it carries out lethal injections, the curtains were drawn over the execution chamber, obscuring the gruesome spectacle from public view".

Until his elevation to speaker last week, he was a relatively obscure member of the chamber's so-called lower clergy, as Brazil's less prominent federal lawmakers are called.

If the ASBL is so obscure, why did the chamber get so riled-up?

They must be aired and treated in the open, not fussed over in obscure and echoing committee chambers.

Reminding lawyers at a status meeting in his chambers of an obscure appeals rule, he indicated he would help government lawyers to bypass the United States Court of Appeals entirely and take any appeals by Microsoft directly to the Supreme Court.

We assume that peripheral anterior synechia might have been resulted from iridectomy procedure at the time of pars plana vitrectomy in patient 8. Furthermore, a few emulsified droplets of SO were identified at the superior anterior chamber angle without obscuring the angle structure on gonioscopy in all eyes (Table 2 summarizes patients' data).

Chants of  "down with the military regime," intermittently pierced the thick walls of the cage, with Morsi himself obscured from view in a separate chamber.

She specialises in chamber music, and has recorded obscure composers such as Nikolay Roslavets and Karl Amadeus Hartmann – one persecuted by doctrinaire Bolsheviks, the other internally exiled during the Third Reich.