Sentences with phrase «in obscure corners»

Covered in this website is the historical background to famous homes, communities, monuments, temples, revered shrines, old churches, quaint little museums located in obscure corners of the city, even roads, old hotels and the areas these hotels are in.

Known as backreaction, this idea has lingered in obscure corners of physics departments for decades, despite many claims that backreaction's effect is small or nonexistent.

A large part of our time as a family has been spent dressed in odd clothes, living in the past and camping in obscure corners of the country.

Here is a fisherman's wife of the first century, in an obscure corner of the Roman Empire, grasping at the possibility that her two sons — without education, breeding, or financial backing — might sit as princes in Messiah's kingdom.

Three children experienced a series of extraordinary visions in 1917 and were given a message that was both extraordinary and very ordinary: people must pray and do penance (that was the ordinary bit; these things are central to Catholic life, always have been and always must be) and failure to do this would ensure that evils would be spread by Russia across the world (an extraordinary statement to make to children living in an obscure corner of Portugal with limited access to any knowledge of Russia or indeed to anywhere else outside their local area).

Something inexplicable is occurring in an obscure corner of the American South where a swampy national park is engulfed behind «The Shimmer.»

At the bookstore, you will find the latest Nora Roberts and E L James, maybe a Sylvia Day, sorted alphabetically under fiction or in an obscure corner labeled «erotica.»

But you certainly don't need to invest in every obscure corner of the markets or load up with every gimmicky new fund or ETF some investment firm comes up with in order to build a perfectly solid retirement portfolio.

It does, but Microsoft clearly doesn't really want you to do it, since the option is buried in this obscure corner of the OS.

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Winnebago's modest, low - slung headquarters — Potts occupies a windowless corner office on the second floor — sits at the center of campus, largely obscured by warehouses and rows of motor homes in various stages of production.

In sum, divine suffering for the cosmos (including each sparrow that falls) must not obscure human responsibility for a tiny corner of it — our earth.

Who could POSSIBLY think that this planet, let alone this universe, was CREATED with us in mind, being as it is a planet tucked away into some obscure corner of a forgettable galaxy — one amongst billions.

This would mean giving up, once and for all, the endless rationalization of socialist fiascoes and the restless search for some allegedly different incarnation of «true socialism» in this or that obscure corner of the globe.

.99 Why would anyone publish, much less read, a biography of John Williamson Nevin (1803 - 1886), a now - obscure American Reformed theologian who spent his life in the German Reformed Church, a tiny corner of American Christianity?

From international cricket matches through to the most obscure games of football from far flung corners of the earth, you will nearly always be able to find the market you are interested in on this site.

Bharara had eagerly testified at the Moreland Commission's first public hearing, telling its members, «It is your challenge, amid high hopes, to hold public officials to account, to expose obscure corners of graft and greed, and to restore faith in honest government.»

The obscure nebula Sh 2 - 291 is visible in the southwest corner of this sector.

At 43 years old, he did not consider himself much of a scientific success; he was now hoping to corner a niche of biology to call his own and chose a relatively obscure topic in the biology of bakers» yeast.

That likely millions and millions of people will watch and enjoy something with its roots in a relatively obscure corner of the Marvel Universe?

Trapped in the famously labyrinthine Spencer Mansion, as Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, ravenous zombies and dangerous mutations lie behind every corner in Resident Evil, often obscured or blocked by inventive environmental puzzles.

Most major cities within Black Desert Online have a secluded corner, or obscure alley in which you can find this shady broker lurking in the shadows shortly after dusk.

These magic boxes tend to sit in corners, under desks or are otherwise hidden away in obscure dimensions of space, forgotten about despite the important task they play in delivering wi - fi and herding the constant stampedes of data passing through them.

These magic boxes tend to sit in corners, under desks or are otherwise hidden away in obscure dimensions of space, forgotten about despite the important task they play -LSB-...]

These objects are sometimes located in difficult - to - reach corners of ranges, however they may also be obscured by environmental constructions that you need to transfer, by both apparent or cleverly disguised means.

Nearly obscured in a back corner of a fifth - floor gallery, the now - infamous painting of Emmett Till does not scream for attention the way Dana Schutz's other paintings on the fifth floor do.

They describe their music as neither jazz nor blues, but something in between, something you might find in a corner in a obscure record shop, or in their fantasies.

Fred Sandback's sculpture, Untitled1972, consisting of a single red yarn suspended in a corner, like all of the artist's work aims to «assert a certain place or volume in its full materiality without occupying and obscuring it.»

Or you can dig deeper and explain what satellite and instrument produced the image, what spectral bands were used to create it, or what is compelling about some obscure speck in the far corner of an image.

Some appear in the most obscure corners of Windows.

The large, light space hides nifty ideas like a hidden sink tucked away in a corner so that dirty dishes can be discreetly obscured from the social end of the kitchen.