Sentence examples for obscure man from inspiring English sources
"Osama bin Laden was an obscure man up until the mid-1990's," Mr. Gerges continued.
Typically, he was a relatively obscure man in his late 60's, or older.
Miracles are not what we expect (an obscure man and woman find themselves parenting the Saviour of the World).
"I'm With Her," tonight on ABC, is the invention of Chris Henchy, husband of Brooke Shields; it's about an obscure man who dates a famous woman.
Despite Hardwick's stylistic elegance, we are left with the notion that Melville was a great writer and an obscure man -- not a remarkable insight.
Other impressive iconic figures abound, including Leonard Baskin's monumental woodcut, "Man of Peace, Rufino Tamayoo's mysterious lithograph, "The Obscure Man," and Will Barnet's "Dawn," a cool appraisal of a woman gazing out to sea.
But great characters are not superior to obscure men, who are, alas, condemned to obscurity by history itself.
Who are these obscure men?
And it is the history of obscure men.
But if Mr. Hernandez's trajectory from obscure family man to prime suspect appears highly unusual, so, too, is the 33-year-old case, and perhaps also its solution.
Since his death, however, as the art market, and scholarly interest in it, has grown, Berenson's life in business has come to be the focus of attention in ways that both reveal and obscure the man.
