Sentence examples for obscure theme from inspiring English sources

Many explanations can be offered for the neglect of the library canvases, not the least of which is their difficult and obscure theme.

Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses) is Slipknot's first album that does not warrant a Parental Advisory label, mainly because the lyrics of Vol. 3, compared to other Slipknot albums, are much less explicit in terms of profanity and obscure dark themes.

The agenda features endless social colloquia, most of them on obscure themes.

It means pondering obscure inspirational themes, such as "Frank Stella and Death in México," Mr. Font's pick for this year's winter collection, which included a gray Mohair knit dress as poufy as a nest of feathers.

A moody little number, "The Eclipse" makes good on its name by sometimes obscuring its themes and even point, which can have its charms though also severe drawbacks.

It also obscured a rising theme in the Presidential race.

Philosophers and theologians of the Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation looked upon Scholasticism as a highly sophisticated but needlessly speculative welding of pagan philosophy and Christian theology that tended to obscure authentic Christian themes.

The first is a 1971 recording of a late and obscure paraphrase of themes from "Aida": not a medley, but a concentrated exploration of several "Egyptian" numbers and the final duet.

It also serves the promotional interests of a fashion house, which can use the informality of a preview to get across obscure or controversial themes, like those in Mr. Galliano's tramp show, which caused a sensation in the French press.

Soon, Shea started gaining traction as he broached more obscure and imaginative themes.

What one actually sees onstage is more obscure than that clear theme.