Sentence examples for such obscurity from inspiring English sources

Such obscurity would be undeserved.

The Digger experiment was destroyed by local landowners, and Winstanley vanished into such obscurity that the place and date of his death are unknown.

But the euro will make it harder to maintain such obscurity.That is why many enlightened firms concluded several years ago that once the single currency had arrived, big price differentials within the euro zone could no longer be justified.

The independence of the continuum hypothesis illustrates one such obscurity.

Such obscurity of the lower limit disturbs the practical use of digital watermarking.

"It's very difficult to sort out the writers because their lives are lived in such obscurity," he says.

The anthology is divided into nineteen thematic sections — comics, books of instruction, verse — and includes both canonical stories like Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince" and such obscurities as versions of fairy tales preserved in nineteenth-century British chapbooks.

The 2010 bee, held earlier this month, was no exception, as a handful of protesters from the American Literacy Council and the British-based Spelling Society picketed the Grand Hyatt in Washington, while inside young spellers braved such obscurities as paravane (an underwater mine remover) and ochidore (a shore crab).

He could, and did, play anything brilliantly (the standards include such obscurities as "There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie"), but in his compositions, he posed some very difficult problems of melody, rhythm, and harmony, which he himself worked out for most of his life and which other musicians to this day find fruitful and unresolved.

And it's obvious the writers and producers are having as much fun as the audience, as they unearth such obscurities as porphyria (which makes your urine turn purple), Wilson's disease (in which the body reacts badly to copper) or patent ductus arteriosus, which causes the patient's lungs to collapse under stress.

What is it about this mighty work that has hitherto consigned it to such undeserved obscurity?