Sentence examples for patch of obscurity from inspiring English sources

Even so it remains a patch of obscurity, like a knot in wood that there is no way to straighten into intelligible, smooth running grain.

(His favorite vibraphone records: Walt Dickerson's "Impressions of a Patch of Blue," an obscurity from 1965, and "Milt Jackson and the Thelonious Monk Quintet," from 1956).

They are tired of obscurity.

"Journalists are scared, and there is a lot of obscurity".

Think about privacy in terms of obscurity, say two scholars.

"We really feel like we're coming out of obscurity".

Alas, they do not include a grateful embrace of obscurity.

But darkness also offers another sort of obscurity.

So why has this one been plucked out of obscurity?

How do you see this issue of obscurity?

He's a self-appointed custodian of obscurity.