Sentence examples for obscurity stems from inspiring English sources
This obscurity stems from the organizational structure of the Chinese government.
Much of this obscurity stems from the lack of structural and biochemical knowledge about neurophysiologically characterized neurons.
Stem cells have recently burst from the obscurity of the research laboratory into the arena of national politics, propelled by assertions that they are either the fruits of murder or the panacea for the degenerative diseases of age.
The debate about research on embryonic stem cells has traveled in just a month's time from relative obscurity to magazine-cover ubiquity, and, many political analysts and lawmakers say it has become a defining issue of President Bush's first year in office.
Among several forgotten power brokers whom the authors retrieve from obscurity is the flamboyant New York real estate entrepreneur William Zeckendorf, who first persuaded David Rockefeller to try to stem the flight of corporations to Midtown by building a new headquarters for the Chase Manhattan Bank in Lower Manhattan.
Standard academic obscurity?
Reckless soon drifted into obscurity.
It's like a Russian doll, obscurity within obscurity.
Then he slipped into obscurity.
