Sentence examples for obscurity that from inspiring English sources

His style, linguistically dazzling, was nonetheless lacking in the obscurity that can attend poetic pyrotechnics.

In any case, his art slipped into an obscurity that was compounded by its scarcity and, later, by tangled misattributions.

That is the kind of obscurity that would warm even the hearts of the rich and famous.

This hilly neighborhood, which is lined with turquoise, pink and orange buildings, has an air of downtown obscurity that attracts a fashionable, in-the-know crowd.

"Niobe," heard on Tuesday evening at the Cutler Majestic Theater of Emerson College, is the kind of alluring obscurity that has long been this festival's calling card.

Crichton, by his own admission, was much enjoying the seductively gentle drift towards obscurity that had begun for him in the late Seventies.

But so are many worthy obscurities that Merman introduced.

And so, instead of concentrating on the new hits that aren't, she concentrated on the old obscurities that weren't, devoting almost half her set to "Guyville".

In another article of similar length, by Brendan Koerner, called "Piano Demon" about Teddy Weatherford, the Chicago jazzman who stormed Asia, there are many extra audio obscurities that deepen the reader experience.

Like real pictures, this simple picture is vague by nature and, like many other simple cognitive models, it not only engenders illusions of complete understanding and obviousness but also has multiple unobvious obscurities that may be resolved in incompatible ways.

I recently stopped by his new LA office to talk about his collection, and check out the obscurities that constitute his everyday surroundings.