Sentence examples for obscure post from inspiring English sources

That obscure post gives her unexpected influence.

The first outing I can find came via an obscure post on Reddit on 25 January.

Having sought the obscure post of governor of Cuyó, the area around Mendoza, he used this as the base to recruit and train an army.

But for many, he is inextricably linked to Mr. Mubarak, who elevated him to prime minister from the obscure post of civil aviation minister during the 18-day uprising.

Two factions of Satmar Hasidim turned out at the polls in astonishing numbers for such a relatively obscure post, yielding a turnout of 11,000 votes, among the city's largest.

In the last election, in 1997, Mr. Khatami, 57, emerged from his rather obscure post as head of the National Library to bury his conservative opponent, Ali Akbar NAli Akbari.

They play obscure post-rock songs with long instrumental movements and intense dynamics and atmospherics.

There may be moments when you're dancing – in the mud, to an obscure post-grunge rock band with a man who looks distinctly like the Labour politician Tom Watson – when you begin to believe that festivals come together by magic.

'Industrial Fist' Seth Price With scores of obscure post-punk reissues flooding stores, it seems likely that its successors -- industrial, new beat, electronic beat music -- will be swept up next in the march of nostalgia and archival interest.

Early releases from bands like Calla from Brooklyn, and Larsen, an obscure post-rock group from Torino, Italy, set out Young God's stall as purveyors of an intense sort of chamber rock.

Inevitably, too, the lavatories are marked by obscure post-modern hieroglyphics and the cost of a glass of water is heading to the hourly rate of the London living wage (£9.40 and in the dreams of many of the abysmally paid hotel staff who carry the cases, clean rooms, stock the bars, cook and work as below-stairs porters).