Sentence examples for to the obscurity of his from inspiring English sources

He returned to the obscurity of his country estate and turned once more to the writing of his memoirs.

Dylan's extreme standoffishness has only served to fuel his fans' need to get closer to him; the obscurity of his lyrics increases his fans' need to interpret them.

Mr. Wang, meanwhile, is emerging from the obscurity of his retirement with a new face to present to Long Island: real estate developer.

"It comes with the territory," said the Giants' David Diehl, who has shifted from the obscurity of his left guard position to left tackle this season.

Only in his speeches does he sometimes fall short of the lucidity of the narrative prose; his fondness for abstract expressions and the obscurity of his rhetorical antithesis often make the passages difficult to understand.

But the obscurity of his chosen profession wasn't what bothered him.

Neither is poverty an obstacle, but a man may benefit his country whatever the obscurity of his condition.

The ease with which DeLuna was prosecuted and the obscurity of his death are what makes his case so important, said Liebman.

Plotinus treats Pythagoras as just one among many predecessors, complains of the obscurities of his thought and labels Plato and not Pythagoras as divine (Enneads IV 8.11 ff).

Due to the obscurity of Bab-O cleanser in more recent years, Tower B has often been referred to by the nicknames Bon Ami and Bounty.

Politically, they are the news of the moment, forgotten when they slink away to the obscurity of private sector jobs or become talking heads.