Sentence examples for obscure topic from inspiring English sources

Ning, for example, let people build social networks around any obscure topic, from popular television shows to niche hobbies.

Although election forecasting is a relatively obscure topic, you'll see the same mistakes in fields like finance and earthquake prediction in which the stakes are much higher.

That such an obscure topic as an economic and trade agreement should be the subject of such popular debate and controversy is a phenomenon in itself.

Later, Horace points to Google's management reluctance to discuss its Three Ps: "There is a business in Google but it's a very obscure topic.

In some ways URL structure is an obscure topic, but getting it right opens up access to more of our content in more ways to more people.

Generally thought to be a form of autism, it is characterized by normal or above-normal intelligence, social awkwardness, verbal rigidity and, most conspicuously, a fixation with an obscure topic that can be learned by rote.

His lyrical style utilizes a slow cadence that is eccentric and even comical at times, rapping about obscure topics such as the topical ointment "Tigers Balm" and the cult film classic, "Point Break".

"There are all these unknown and unelected people who wield enormous influence over obscure topics.

(Mr. Puig mentioned "Ph.D. candidates in obscure topics" as typical offenders).

"People always stereotypically feel that our conversations are generally about philosophy, or obscure topics that the common man can't relate to.

He enjoyed a steak with a nice Bordeaux, his hapless Mets, reading about obscure topics, and, most of all, his friends and family.