Sentence examples for obscure choice from inspiring English sources
All the razzamatazz, though still the more obscure choice.
A slightly obscure choice perhaps, but Michael Horden's portrayal of the left-leaning cleric with a secret past was spellbinding.
For the encore Mr. Cocker found an obscure choice: an old Chicago house song, "Face It" by Master C & J, about being all alone and fearful, and the band turned its steady-thumping vamp into a kaleidoscope of ominousness.
I can deliver you the third verse of In the Bleak Midwinter at the drop of a hat, while others search the hymn sheet for such an obscure choice.
Or it can transform an obscure choice, like Marlowe, into everyone's new favorite.
There are some really obscure choices in the book.
The literature prize continues to go to ever more obscure choices.
Mr. Wilentz's preface has to do a lot of explaining about its arbitrary, nonchronological and proudly obscure choices of subject matter.
The seasoned list-maker will know how to combine the obscure choices with the mainstream ones, and this latter consideration is important.
The field has been well-mapped in recent years, not least by Soul Jazz, so many of the usual suspects are absent, leaving room for obscure choices by overlooked figures such as Horace Tapscott, Michael White, and the odd but perfect Gato Barbieri.
