Sentence examples for through the obscurity from inspiring English sources

Maybe then the world will notice, and Ms. Park, the woman Forbes is calling "the most dominant golfer in the world," will break through the obscurity that usually surrounds women's pro golf.

His most recent films, shown as installations at Manchester Cornerhouse, were a kind of picaresque road movie set under the Texas sun, and a trip through the obscurity of London's Sir John Soane Museum.

At this low point, good fortune strikes, as is its habit with Maqroll: A ritual was being enacted, one that occurs with such punctual fidelity in my life that I can attribute it only to the impenetrable will of those tutelary gods who lead me through the obscurity of their designs by invisible but obvious strings.

** At this low point, good fortune strikes, as is its habit with Maqroll: **{:.break one} ** A ritual was being enacted, one that occurs with such punctual fidelity in my life that I can attribute it only to the impenetrable will of those tutelary gods who lead me through the obscurity of their designs by invisible but obvious strings.

Subscribers to the New Yorker visiting Paris for the first time would have felt safely guided through the obscurities of Montparnasse and Montmartre by the glow of Flanner's prose.

Even in "Send in the Clowns," Sondheim's most recorded song (a hilarious YouTube montage in the show has a stream of fourteen people, from Barbra Streisand to an anonymous woman plucking a banjo, making their way through Sondheim's paean to the obscurity of desire), one has a sense of the dramaturge constantly taking a red pencil to a monologuist's emotions.

So the obscurity continues.

The obscurity of the field was partly the point.

Given the obscurity of the matter, the SWALIS model was designed with the intention of obtaining transparent data to gain a more in depth understanding of WLES, enhancing prioritization as a leveraging instrument through the use of information technologies.

Both professions see a big problem in the obscurity of the definition of quality.

Another limitation is the obscurity of the definition of the study population.