obscure passage造句

• However, he can exactly quote even obscure passages from memory.
• I'm leaning towards supporting, but I feel that a few thin or obscure passages occur.
• Difficult and obscure passages are explained in footnotes.
• Sherira clearly and lucidly answers all these questions, throwing light upon many obscure passages of Jewish history.
• There are just a few obscure passages that need explication and few awkward sentences that need polishing.
• It is a time for misinformation, media manipulation and late-night debates over obscure passages in the city charter.
• Alexinus criticizes the rhetorical sophists for wasting their time on investigation of useless subjects, such as diction, memory, and the interpretation of obscure passages in the poets.
• An obscure passage in the Historia Augusta life of Gallienus states that he had sent an army under Aurelius Heraclianus to the region that had been annihilated by Zenobia.
• He started reading and underlining obscure passages about federal jurisdiction and personal land rights, reading with a gun right beside himbecause federal marshals had already started knocking on his door.
• The change is set forth in one obscure passage in a vast $ 80 billion appropriations bill paying for veterans, housing, environmental and other programs in the current fiscal year.
• If Senator Jesse A . Helms refuses to budge and all else fails, William F . Weld's last hope of becoming ambassador to Mexico rests with an obscure passage in the Constitution.
• Along with these, a number of conspiracy theories are explored, regarding authorities of our world intending to prevent the spread of knowledge regarding the parallel world and destroy various " Obscure Passages ".
• Meanwhile, newly savvy parents have seized on obscure passages in special-education law to wring additional services for their children, leaving principals buried in thick binders of federal and state statutes like beleaguered young lawyers.
• Propertius'style is marked by seemingly abrupt transitions ( in the manner of Latin neoteric poetry ) and a high and imaginative allusion, often to the more obscure passages of Greek and Roman myth and legend.
• Because of this he deals principally with an explanation of obscure passages in the " Phaedo ", which are presented so as to emphasize their common points with Christian doctrine " ( Weiss, p . 166 ).
• To prove his sanity, Penrice edited for publication Chedworth's " Notes upon some of the Obscure Passages in Shakespeare's Plays; with Remarks upon the Explanations and Amendments of the Commentators in the Editions of 1785, 1790, 1793,"
• Some scholars make emendations of what they think were copying errors _ inferences about what " must " have been meant by an obscure passage, followed by an educated guess _ but Fox sticks to what is written.
• The second half of the book contains an annotated libretto of " The Messiah, " illuminating the many often obscure passages that rely on an extensive understanding of typology as a technique for understanding Christianity and the New Testament.
• While the press thought that he was idling on the back nine, he was making sense of a particularly obscure passage in the " Nichomachean Ethics " that might help him prepare the country for the new discoveries of science.
• The mathematical work found within the tomb, the " Book on Numbers and Computation ", rapidly advanced the state of the field of ancient Chinese mathematics studies, clarifying the obscure passages of " the Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art ".