Sentence examples for turned obscure from inspiring English sources

Moreover, readable tag sequence turned obscure ~2 bp prior to the palindromic region.

At the end the voice-over turned more confessional before turning obscure.

At The Sun, he made a specialty of turning obscure murders into full-blown dramatic narratives.

The conference serves a king-making function, turning obscure academics and little-known entrepreneurs into global stars.

That's also why I think Sarah would have made a good trial lawyer – because she's so adept at turning obscure information into a timeline, a narrative.

During this time, the media decided to turn obscure crackpot Terry Jones -- who had spent all summer threatening to burn some Qurans on the anniversary of 9/11 -- into an important public figure, worthy of lots and lots of attention.

By way of contrast, the metamodern lit of The YOLO Pages is categorically affect- and ego-laden, and, in carefully crafting authorial personas designed to delight readers, is very much invested--in fact some might say singularly invested--in figuring out how to turn obscure "alt-lit" authors into overnight, gleefully self-expressive celebrities.

Later, he turned an obscure song by a black vocal group from Nashville, Tennessee, the Prisonaires' "Just Walking in the Rain," into an international hit for Columbia's Johnnie Ray.

In so doing, Scholem single-handedly turned an obscure theological tradition into a formal discipline, and challenged academia itself with a lush, alien spirituality.

In three decades Emilio Botín, the chairman, has turned an obscure provincial bank into Europe's second-largest, behind HSBC.For its first forays abroad, back in the early 1990s, Santander chose Latin America.

Yamauchi's strategy of high-quality games and low-cost hardware wrested control of the games console business from US-based pioneers such as Atari and Magnavox and turned an obscure Japanese playing-card company into a colossus.