Sentence examples for these obscurities from inspiring English sources

LIVE, DOCUMENTARY AND ANIMATED SHORTS If you really are forced to choose these obscurities in your office pool, you should probably switch jobs.

Like the picaresque tale of "Monkey" itself, which may delight those already familiar with its colorful characters, these obscurities are no doubt best appreciated by those already well-versed in the tenets of Buddhism.

However one accounts for these obscurities, it seems unlikely that Origen could have signed the Nicene Creed of 325, in which the Son is declared to be from the ousia of the Father, and therefore homoousios (of one essence, substance or nature) with him (cf. CommJohn 20.18.157).

The Net turned these five from obscurities to cyber-celebrities, but fortune hasn't followed.

The Net turned these five from obscurities to cyber-The Internet can make you rich, and it can make you a star but rarely both.

And these aren't obscurities; they're the most hotly-tipped talents to emerge in the past few years.

Which is more a testament to the vast continents of my ignorance than to the obscurity of these vexing musket balls.

Or were the celebrations that erupted across much of Yemen premature?The obscurity surrounding these dramatic events says much about a country whose shrugging acceptance of mildly violent chaos has been sorely tested by a recent slide towards all-out civil war.

It included such gems as "The Person with the Imperfect Grasp of Obscurity": "These are all completely obscure picks nobody has ever heard of.

To those laboring in obscurity, these systems appear to be deeply flawed.

The Lab, Mr. Herskovits said, is his way of asking whether these plays deserve obscurity.