Sentence examples for thoroughly obscure from inspiring English sources

In drawing on all these disparate elements and incorporating them into its narcissistic arrangement — in shoring these fragments against his ruins — Shields manages to thoroughly obscure himself.

The subjects include young novelists like Zadie Smith, canonical giants like Shakespeare and Tolstoy and thoroughly obscure 19th-century figures like Giovanni Verga and Saltykov-Shchedrin.

Jose will never meet the anonymous and thoroughly obscure object of his desire, but through his questing he is transformed into a heroic obsessive and his drab, dull environment is similarly transformed into something baroque and mad.

To many of you I'm sure it sounds thoroughly obscure.

The very nature of such a painstaking account, in which even the in-laws and friends of friends have their backgrounds thoroughly filled, obscures the true extent of Flaubert's self-imposed solitude, particularly during the 56 months it took to write Madame Bovary.

Makawao's scene, like the town itself, is comparatively obscure and thoroughly local.

All the talk of Wilson writing teenage symphonies to God – and indeed the sheer sumptuousness of the end results – tends to obscure what a thoroughly eerie album Smile is.

"House/Lights," staged in New York in 1999, mixed a Gertrude Stein opera libretto and an obscure vintage bondage movie so thoroughly that dimensions were scrambled beyond distinction.

Its "House/Lights," staged in New York in 1999, mixed a Gertrude Stein opera libretto and an obscure vintage bondage movie so thoroughly that dimensions were scrambled beyond distinction.

Similarly using an interdisciplinary method, words of obscure origin and meaning are thoroughly analyzed to provide important new interpretations.

German music before Bach and Handel, thoroughly eclipsed by those masters, remains a relatively obscure area.