Sentence examples for obscure document from inspiring English sources

This very obscure document claims to explain the figures of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

Peeling away the plump layers of protective wrapping, the writer opened the big book and out fell an obscure document.

The rude waiter, the dismissive sales clerk, the low-ranking bureaucrat who demands still another obscure document are all playing a perverted version of a seduction game that glorifies lingering.

One obscure document from the case is the F.B.I.'s writeup of an interview, on April 16, 2009, with a government informant named Richard Choo-Beng Lee, who had once worked for Rajaratnam and then at S.A.C. Capital, one of the largest hedge funds.

After he was released he devoted himself to the detailed textual analysis of an obscure document: a letter from a 19th-century critic, Vissarion Belinsky, to the novelist, Nikolai Gogol, criticising his "sermons" in a country where serfdom was tantamount to slavery.

They offered him two separate pay raises over a week, both of which he declined, and only after that did they bring up a somewhat obscure document raising the issue of non-competition.

While most spending is already a matter of public record, Mr. Tapscott argues that it is often buried in obscure documents.

By examining obscure documents and pestering the peons at the bottom of the Nixon White House hierarchy, they pried loose the secrets of the mighty.

According to the leaked papers Mossack Fonseca's employees attempted to "obscure" documents and "clean" computer logs after it was issued a subpoena by a federal court in Las Vegas.

People on the left, no less than extreme right-wingers, are quick to suspect conspiracies, and tend to look for hidden proof, preferably in obscure documents, that would unmask the conspirators and make the powerful look foolish.

The alliance also uses e-mail alerts to get dozens of people to write comments about public meetings affecting wild lands and about obscure documents, like decisions on grazing made by the federal Bureau of Land Management, which controls most of the public land in Utah.