The conversation, which is arcane to anyone who is not versed in the complexities of Hearthstone, appears to be one-way.
Mentored by Sufjan Stevens, who signed Stith to his Asthmatic Kitty label, DM Stith has released a debut album which is arcane and esoteric from the off, a record that knows more than it's letting on.
(As a side note, I think Apple is doing future generations a great service in sublimating the importance of keyboard shortcuts, which are arcane and difficult to discover and use).
He called the shape of his building "helicoidal," which is as arcane a term for "spiral" as there is.
At the last synod elections, in 2010, they managed to capture a blocking third of the members of the synod's house of laity, which is elected by an arcane procedure from among churchgoers with the highest tolerance of committee meetings about nothing very much – deanery synod members, to be technical.
Founded in 2016, OnTruck is one of numerous startups attempting to 'digitise' the freight market, which is traditionally quite an arcane and opaque industry.
I love that I both don't know what the fuck Hubbard is talking about here, but can souse sense from it, and it feels menacing, deeper than it seems: a kind of self-hypnotism required in a way at once mathematical and arcane, which is to me part of the prowess of language in the first place.
I wonder what sports could be introduced in London which are sufficiently arcane that we would bolster our medal tally?
However, university finances are an arcane affair, which is probably why administrators think they can get away with anything.
The first category, which is vast, consists of the arcane and the incremental — those studies so obscure, or which advance scholarship so infinitesimally, that they can be safely ignored by the general reader.
Estimating AWS cost is something of an arcane art, which is only complicated by Amazon's granular pricing structure.
