Sentence examples for that obscurity from inspiring English sources
The paradox is that the vanishing point is discerned only as an obscure point, yet something is happening in that obscurity.
A way out of that obscurity is inconceivable for most.
But there is a way in which that obscurity heightens East End's appeal.
"I came away knowing that obscurity and I were bad companions," he reflected.
That obscurity provided the freedom to develop her own voice without the distractions of having to build on perceived success.
"All the countries in the gulf have their secrets," Mr. Gerber said in a telephone interview from his office, "but we have managed to penetrate that obscurity".
Homeland security officials have warned that the obscurity that had protected many industrial control systems was fast disappearing in a flood of digital light.
That relative obscurity, alas, is the fate of lyricists in general.
Likewise, it has some lively vocabulary, a few twisty clues, and none of that confounded obscurity — all a plus.
It's the lure of the lost classic, that elusive obscurity that might blow my mind or change my life or at least serve up a jolt of rear-neck-tingling newness, if only I could somehow track it down.
At some moments, he is like Pink Floyd's legendary Syd Barrett, but a Syd Barrett who does not realise that reclusive obscurity is happening to him without him wishing it.
