Sentence examples for obscure material from inspiring English sources

For more obscure material it will provide a broadband option.

There concertgoers expect and reward obscure material; they may even own it in their 78 collections.

Where most cabaret performers tend to recycle the same old warhorses, Ms. Mayes's show goes out of its way to introduce obscure material.

It took percussionist and instrument-maker Thomas Meixner three painstaking years: each obscure material had to be sourced, each exact tuning replicated.

In places it was spotty — Fat Joe isn't an artist given to performing 90-minute shows — and some of his more obscure material was received with silence, but he soldiered on, lost in historical reverie.

"We try and keep things under £100 where possible," says Adam Velasco, the MD of Cherry Red Records, which specialises in crate-digger friendly collections of rather more obscure material.

China promised when it joined the W.T.O. in 2001 that it would not restrict exports except for a handful of obscure materials.

The foreground dark material obscures about half the ionized nebula.

But unlike most elliptical galaxies, Centaurus A has a broad patchy band of dark material at its heart that obscures the galactic center.

Then there is the obscure reading material to browse or buy.

A new vision of America's musical and spiritual past has been half-articulated during the past decade in two Dylan albums reprising often obscure canonical material combined with his folk-sounding, Grammy-winning "Time Out of Mind" (1997) and the rerelease of Harry Smith's 1952 "Anthology of American Folk Music".