Sentence examples for obscure subjects from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, his freelance career was hampered by a penchant for obscure subjects that were sure to find few readers.

But they mostly appeal to people interested in things like history, buildings, New York — obscure subjects compared to interest in other people's apartments.

When I get anxious about being unable to find enough sources on obscure subjects he gives me such a relief, saying "Hold on".

What drew Winn, a longtime birder and the author of "Red-Tails in Love," about the hawks Pale Male and Lola, to such obscure subjects?

Campbell, who holds forth incessantly on obscure subjects, is extremely ill-at-ease when asked about perhaps the most obscure of all: himself.

For Tracy McLaughlin, flexible online learning allowed her to delve into obscure subjects such as a study of death and dying.

In psychoanalysis, no less than in other sciences, the theory of instincts is an obscure subject.

No longer will I think of Dan Quayle when the admittedly obscure subject of potatoes and schools arises.

That experience, creating pigment from living cells, inspired Legault to delve into the rather obscure subject of synthetic biology.

Examples include "World's Foremost Expert on an Obscure Subject" and "I Have an Actual Human Skeleton in My Office".

A handsome show about an obscure subject: Renaissance illustrated books about ancient coins, with many of the coins and Renaissance medals they helped inspire.