Sentence examples for their obscurity from inspiring English sources

Philosophers often explain, or explain away, their obscurity by insisting that theirs is a rarefied craft that can be understood only through a specialized language, a bit like physicists, mathematicians or geneticists.

Their appeal lies in their obscurity, Mr Kono argues.

"I like them," he said, "because of their obscurity".

- were all the more compelling for their obscurity; some grandeur in the language intoxicated her.

The cars are therefore not nationally advertised, making it difficult for them to shed their obscurity.

Despite their obscurity now, Mr. Kent's slate prints were well-received in New York's art circles in the beginning.

Nothing they are good at is going to help anyone there: their metaphors kill momentum, their obscurities blur the action.

Although the irony of their high-ranking despite their relative obscurity has not been lost on us, they still have been responsible for producing every official Tomorrowland anthem since 2010.

The future-facing New York dancehall label are jeered at by every team for their relative obscurity, but, with soundclashes in their bones, triumph through sheer mastery of the format.

Click here to listen In last week's interview with the Guardian, anthemic Scottish folkers Frightened Rabbit talked about the disparity between their success in the US and their relative obscurity in the UK.

Perhaps narcissism and despair about their creeping obscurity, or just plain madness explains why in the early 21st century many Britons, long after losing their empire, thought they had found a new role: as boosters to their rich English-speaking cousins across the Atlantic.