Sentence examples for very obscurity from inspiring English sources

Their very obscurity today suggests not.

What I found tantalizing about "our unsung innermost isle," as Mr. Paterson put it, was the very obscurity of the place.

In this very obscurity, though, The Kellys and the O'Kellys is a solace to novelists as well as a boon for later readers.

In North Wales particularly, the two men established a series of climbs on cliff s such as Dinas Cromlech and Clogwyn du'r Arddu that retain a mystical quality, made even more special by their very obscurity.

Cohen's undeserved lack of acclaim and fame, however, may be part of the musical design; his repudiation of the very canon and mantle of classical music, its reinsertion into philosophical tradition and into a lost way of life, may entail this very obscurity and local specificity.

Now academics call the plagiarism "intertextuality", and relish the very oddness and obscurity of the bookishness.

Further proving that security through (very, very light) obscurity isn't a good means of keeping things secret, a new beta version of Yahoo's Mobile Front Page (generally known as just m.yahoo.com) has been found hiding just one character away from the beta announced to the public back in January.

Much of "Kontroll" plays against darkness; the blacks are very black, pushed into obscurity by selective tinting of the film stock, and the light has a kind of glaring aggressiveness that at first is hard to take.

Often, items that were once very mundane fall into obscurity.

I was living in professional obscurity for a very long time – it wasn't a bad thing, I was very happy, making a living – but I am now the guy who it changed for later on in life.

Suddenly, we were plucked from obscurity and pushed very firmly into the limelight.