Sentence examples for sort of obscurity from inspiring English sources

But darkness also offers another sort of obscurity.

One expects that sort of obscurity from physics, which is so otherworldly anyway.

It doesn't displace rhythms, find dissonances or court any sort of obscurity as it uses shuffle beats, Afro-Latin six-eight rhythm and neat funk grooves.

This sort of "security by obscurity" provides a high hurdle for potential attackers to leap, but as hacking becomes an accepted part of international conflict, the resources available to attackers have rendered physical infrastructure a tempting target.

Not only would we have had it, we would have had it the same day," Mr. Lemley said, adding: "The people who aren't the winners in the historical dispute sort of fade into obscurity".

In addition, the specificity of the protocols, known as supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, means that the are thought to have a sort of security through obscurity: if few know how they work, then it is hoped no one will have the knowledge to exploit them.

For Officer Burt, 35, a droll and imperturbable product of Manhattan Catholic schools, the shooting brought the sort of brief lift out of obscurity that nudges guys like him from time to time.

Not that this Boston duo shirks the spotlight or any sort of adulation; its preferred brand of obscurity has to do with overstuffed attics and stage-whispered confessions.

The work surprised some by being voted one of the 100 Best Plays of the 20th century in a recent National Theatre poll — a shock of sorts given the obscurity of Stewart (1912-2006), a middle-class dramatist who earned her living as a librarian and who had faded from view even in Scotland.

That said, Oudghiri concedes there's a sort of thematic similarity here — both are geared toward bringing data out from behind a wall of obscurity and hassles, and that's a mission I can get behind.

They are tired of obscurity.