Sentence examples for state of obscurity from inspiring English sources
"The thing about adolescence is that you are emerging from a state of obscurity.
However, at the moment, information and knowledge of the growth kinetics of biological process initiated by plant extracts, following solution phase procedure is obviously in a state of obscurity.
Dickens's novel is best known for its fog, which throws London into the same state of murky obscurity as the British legal system.
Dawkins's Law of Conservation of Obscurity states that obscurantism in a subject expands to fill the vacuum of its intrinsic simplicity.
Still, this was an accommodating audience, as it proved during Seal's set by patiently waiting out a ponderous obscurity, "State of Grace".
He writes about a state of crystalline, eternal purity, across which the cloudy emblems of obscurity and evanescence float by.
Rudolf Simek states that the obscurity of the names of the objects in the tale of Hjúki and Bil may indicate that Snorri derived them from a folktale, and that the form of the tale of the Man in the Moon (featuring a man with a pole and a woman with a bushel) is also found in modern folklore in Scandinavia, England, and Northern Germany.
But during her tenure as Secretary of State in the Obama Administration, she helped bring the issue of global wildlife trafficking out of obscurity.
In the resentful fantasies of my flyover state obscurity, I imagine my film-reviewing colleagues in New York and Los Angeles spending much of this past week pontificating and prognosticating, churning out think pieces and offering up sound-bite analyses.
They are tired of obscurity.
Think about privacy in terms of obscurity, say two scholars.
