Sentence examples for the obscurity from which from inspiring English sources

Often, after the initial news media fanfare that usually accompanies such finds and their restoration, many of the ancient habitats have returned to the obscurity from which they emerged.

BUT once the Falks have finished their tale and returned to the obscurity from which they emerged, the author is faced with what Herter calls "the central question of all narrative" -- "And then?" At this point, Mulisch makes a series of choices that wreck his story.

The same white artists achieve prominence, while the black artist sinks into an obscurity from which he should now, finally, be raised.

The rich productivity of this migration into potential obscurity, from which he has built an international reputation, is unfolded in a fascinating exhibition, "David Nash at Kew: A Natural Gallery," which is part retrospective, part work-in-progress and is artfully scattered both outdoors in the gardens and in a trio of indoor spaces.

With its New York run ended, Pandora's Box fell into an obscurity from which it would take decades to overcome.

The existence of the duet and its attribution, long known to scholars, never sufficed to raise the opera from the obscurity in which it had lain since its last known performance, in 1814.

The obscurity in which he has involved himself will not make us think him sublime.

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

So is it now just a slow trek from the excitement of riches and Wall Street disapproval, all the way back down to the obscurity of the basements and garages from which cryptocurrency emerged?

Thomas pulled his friend's work from obscurity into a clearing, from which the American would go on to sell a million poetry books in his lifetime.

Second, the obscurity of KL grading, which is based on an unclear definition of the joint space findings, could have affected the results of the present study.