Sentences with phrase «out of obscurity»

Both leads give powerful Oscar worthy performances and none more so than the young Wallis who was plucked out of obscurity for her first time role here.

It's no longer news that the Euro 2016 was an epic tale of anguish, failure and disappointment for the big names in Europe as an obscure team, which found it difficult acing their games both at the group stages and the knockout phase came out of obscurity against all prevailing odds to lift the most prestigious trophy in all of Europe to the amazement of all eyes.

Based on my friend's definition of the goal of advertising, Occupy achieved precisely what it set out to do: it brought the facts of economic inequality out of the obscurity of government reports and tedious articles and into the broadest possible levels of public discourse in terms we can all understand.

After plucking David Arnold out of obscurity for Stargate and using him again on his next two movies, Emmerich caused surprise when he chose film music megastar John Williams for the horrible The Patriot (a fairly undistinguished score by Williams standards).

You have to claw your way out of obscurity, and that requires time and money.

The exhibition at WIELS places an emphasis on her visual practice and highly personal iconography, bringing this singular work out of obscurity.

Invariably called «brilliant» and usually «hard - headed,» White helped bring artemisinin out of obscurity in the 1990s.

«[The Russo brothers] set up this really great premise that Peter Parker is going to be plucked out of obscurity by Tony Stark and given this high - tech suit,» said Watts.

I'm sad to see the good name of Rush N Attack get dragged through the mud, but I'm glad Yar's Revenge was brought out of obscurity and has made me a fan.

The 91 - year - old entrepreneur smashed the gender barrier in the old boys club of produce and brought some 200 unusual edibles out of obscurity and onto our pl...

Morgan gained the idea from Ralph Barsi, who suggested starting a YouTube Channel in his Sales Hacker article, Getting Out of Obscurity.

While Garcia termed «unfortunate» the racist slur that European Tour grand kleagle George O'Grady made in defense of the Spaniard's ill - considered «fried chicken» joke at Woods» expense, Mr. Finger - Lickin» - Good, himself, Fuzzy Zoeller, popped out of obscurity to opine about the whole ugly situation.

In 1999, Sarsgaard broke out of obscurity with his role in Kimberly Peirce's Boys Don't Cry.

Nolan plucked Fionn Whitehead out of obscurity for his film debut, and he's captivating in an almost dialogue - free role as the emotional center of the film.

Not unlike CBS» planned «Rush Hour» and «Limitless» movie - to - television series orders, «Galaxy Quest» is yet another nostalgia - soaked cult favorite that has found new life born out of obscurity in the post-Blockbuster rental world (and back into our PC and MAC connected TV sets).

Man - Thing is nothing but poor acting, sloppy storytelling, and repulsive images from beginning to end, and a real kick in the groin for those fans who have been patiently waiting for someone to «redeem» their favorite comic book character out of obscurity.

Who knows, you might be an author who drags your genre out of obscurity.

Books zoom out of obscurity and onto the bestseller lists over night.

I was given a glowing resume» of how they had helped obscure authors out of obscurity and into the spotlight of publishing fame.

Whatever the case may be, author and literary agent Donald Maass can show you how to take your prose to the next level and write a breakout novel — one that rises out of obscurity and hits the best - seller lists.

Almost overnight, the Central Asia has stepped out of obscurity to become one of the most desirable destinations for adventurous travellers.

The game not only elevated the Xbox brand out of obscurity, but the sheer quality of the game and its unique mechanics have carried over to First Person Shooters ever since its release.

These days, the LaserActive faces a wealth of problems that keep it from climbing out of obscurity.

As a new Nintendo console has finally made its way onto the market, Sunsoft has arisen out of obscurity to release an updated version of that classic: Blaster Master Zero.

Phillips formed his ground - breaking collection with a strong emphasis on paintings by artists whose critical thinking and creative originality would raise American art out of obscurity.

He also showed a knack for organizing surprises that built on little - known works from the Menil's collections, bringing the octagenarian Greek artist Takis out of obscurity and shining a spotlight on William N. Copley.

While the term can be found in physics, as in an object or element rising to the surface of a liquid, there is also a more metaphorical definition, as in something appearing out of obscurity.

Flowers Gallery Director of Photography Chris Littlewood will also give an introduction to the concurrent exhibition Out of Obscurity, which brings together abstract visions of the sky produced by a range of international artists in the lower gallery.

The latest addition to the Soundcast family, the Melody, looks poised to bring the company further out of obscurity.

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Meanwhile, museum shows in New York and elsewhere were slowly bringing Carone's earlier work out of obscurity.

They were all plucked out of obscurity by Marion Dougherty — a legend in the world of film casting.

Out of the obscurity of these verses in Mark and James, there seems to be the challenge of those on the margins, to be drawn by the generosity of Jesus closer inside the circle of disciples.

They're not just going to pluck you out of obscurity like Apple sometimes does in the app store.

CNN: Marriott head praises Romney for bringing Mormonism «out of obscurity» The head of the Marriott hotel chain, in deeply personal and reflective remarks at a New Hampshire church Sunday, credited Mitt Romney with changing Americans» perceptions about Mormonism.

Gemma Arterton, relishing a rare film role worthy of her talents, plays Catrin, a copywriter plucked out of obscurity to write the «slop» — the stuff for ladies — for a movie about the evacuation of Dunkirk.

Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles) has discovered new facts about Bourne's past which, of course, yanks him out of obscurity and straight onto the radar of the federal agency's director Robert Dewey (Tommy Lee Jones).

This trade has not to be considered a curse by the authors, but an opportunity to lead their book out of obscurity.

Guest Blogging Your Way out of Obscurity

Without this solid base, it will continue to be an uphill battle to plan, build and execute a successful marketing strategy that will propel your work out of obscurity.

Tompkins took a three decade = long hiatus from exhibiting, but continued to make work and teach: it wasn'tuntil the early 2000s that she came out of obscurity and began exhibiting again.

Stieglitz's «Equivalent» are the inspiration for «Out of Obscurity», a group show at Flowers Gallery in London that explores contemporary abstract photography through its link to the sky.