Sentence examples for obscure source from inspiring English sources

This isn't an obscure source, it's where everyone goes for the numbers.

He'd go off to research something and would dig and dig until he had unearthed even the most obscure source.

And he makes the argument by showing off his research chops, pointing to a fascinating if obscure source: the Yuasa Phenomenon.

It is possible that there is an obscure source for the epitaph in the twenty-five years between the event and the biography, but the famous words seem remarkably fragile, insecurely sourced and late in arriving, like so many other moments in history that seem sure until they are inspected, and become more uncertain the longer they are sought.

The German painter Joachim von Sandrart, the artist's fervent admirer and first biographer (Teutsche Akademie, 1675), was responsible for preserving some of the scanty information that we have about the artist, as well as naming him, erroneously and from an obscure source, Grünewald.

Here, the use of nitrate nitrogen (NO3− N) stable isotopes to identify contaminant sources was examined in surface waters of an agricultural watershed to investigate whether NO3− δ15N fractionation processes obscure source signatures.

But over time his readers have led him to some far-flung and obscure sources.

Tiny parties with obscure sources of cash sprouted up like mushrooms before elections.

The fractured script is a mix of dialogue snippets from movies like "Full Metal Jacket," borrowed online chats and obscure sources.

Instead, reporters would be muckraking outsiders, who put before the public the truth about their government, which they would have got from courageous, obscure sources.

Some historical novelists build on facts recorded in accessible languages; others build their narrative from ancient and obscure sources: ruins, remains, cave paintings, hieroglyphics, oral histories and song cycles.