Sentence examples for recondite subject from inspiring English sources

They enjoy long holidays, and spend a lot of time thinking about their favourite recondite subject, subsidised (if stingily) by the taxpayer.

Almost equal doses of silliness punctuate the earnestness (even the numerous stiffly clinical black-and-white photo illustrations turn out to be mostly visual gags) until Dear Reader is plunged into delicious confusion about whether this is a serious dissertation on a recondite subject, or one elaborate sustained leg-pull, or both.

Francis's astonishingly assured manipulation of the narrow confines of the sestet in his breathtaking 2006 pamphlet, Whereabouts, showed his formal dexterity; if he is able to approach his recondite subject with similar suppleness, this could turn out to be one of the collections of the year.

You might think this is a recondite subject, worthy of a late-night screening for insomniacs or atrocity buffs on BBC4, but, no, the film-maker Joshua Oppenheimer has made the subject viewable by enlisting the participation of some of the murderers.

So Aristotle's study does not concern some recondite subject matter known as 'being qua being'.

He afterward devoted himself exclusively to writing and to studying such recondite subjects as the Arthurian legends, which were to provide the material for his books.

But until a couple of years ago, this seemed a recondite field of research with few obvious practical applications.

In part that is because the subject is tired and recondite.

This study revealed the recondite relationship between diseases with quite different phenotypes [ 20].

The recondite nature of scientific and medical content requires many readers to repetitively shift their train of thought and research the meanings of words.

Then Tiananmen Square happened, and the recondite was overtaken by the intractable but urgent issue of human rights.