Sentence examples for obscure form from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly obscure form of autism, but is rapidly becoming less so.

This "horrid" but "obscure" form of damage went on, as James explained, to alter his fate "for ever so long to come".

By his own reckoning, Radcliffe wrote close to a hundred poems between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one, experimenting with a variexperimenting— heroic couplets, terza rima, and an obscure form called pantoum.

The auditing firms in the past have resisted that idea, saying that if disclosure must be required it should only be in an obscure form that each auditing firm files with the oversight board once a year.

Their similarity seems to consist chiefly of the fact that they both refer to grammar and to the illegitimacy of a currency not based on a gold or silver standard; the leap from Mr Loughner's disjointed ravings to Mr Miller's fabulously obscure form of writing is immense.

If you need a particularly obscure form, you may be out of luck.

Selling obscure forms of insurance against little-understood risks can be lucrative, because the seller usually has far more information than the buyer.

The first volume, which tells the story of Arthur's education (he is transformed into several animals and birds), is a treasury of English natural history and increasingly obscure forms of sport, such as falconry and boar hunting.

Confession is "one of the most complex and obscure forms of human speech and behavior," Professor Brooks writes, in part because it serves a dual role, leading simultaneously to punishment and absolution, discipline and redemption.

Some involve obscure forms; for example, a Washington, D.C., law partner had to file on paper to claim her share of her firm's Washington, D.C., empowerment zone tax credit on Form 8844.

Falkner says Anklepants is the perfect example of how he hopes to bring together dance music with obscure forms of entertainment and performance art.