Examples of 'fell into obscurity' in a sentence
Meaning of "fell into obscurity"
fell into obscurity: gradually became unknown, forgotten, or unnoticed, especially after a period of prominence or fame
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fell into obscurity
It quickly fell into obscurity and was forgotten.
His wishes were honored and his memory fell into obscurity.
He later fell into obscurity and died in poverty.
Other works like it fell into obscurity.
The Skleroi fell into obscurity during the reign of Leo VI the Wise r.
After that the club fell into obscurity.
Pyrrhonism fell into obscurity in the post-Hellenic period.
The opera was very popular in its day but then fell into obscurity.
Most of them fell into obscurity.
Kondratiev was silenced, removed from his post and fell into obscurity.
He then fell into obscurity.
With no other options, the film fell into obscurity.
The album quickly fell into obscurity and today can only be found with effort.
And why is it that such a sensational discovery fell into obscurity so fast?
However, it fell into obscurity due to decades-long attitude of Soviet authorities toward everything Jewish.
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Unfortunately he fell into obscurity.
Since their discovery, the files were promptly removed and their existence fell into obscurity.
James Conyers fell into obscurity.
He was respected in his era, but after his early death fell into obscurity.
However, after this the family fell into obscurity until imperial times.
This work received some notice at the time, but soon fell into obscurity.
After Bach 's death the cantatas fell into obscurity even more than his oratorios.
However, it would seem that despite this glorious beginning, the city later fell into obscurity.
After he died, Graupner 's works fell into obscurity for a number of reasons.
They published their results and Tsvet 's chromatography method fell into obscurity.
He fell into obscurity in the 20th century.
Although she was a prolific writer, many of her works fell into obscurity after her death.
Relative stability returned, but the small port of Antibes fell into obscurity.
Adulated in his lifetime, Arcimboldo fell into obscurity after his death in 1593.
Pereira apparently left the stage in 1920 and subsequently fell into obscurity.
After the Civil War, the Mississippi and Louisiana Choctaw fell into obscurity for some time.
With the fall of the Nazi regime in 1945, positive Christianity as a movement fell into obscurity.
However, after her death, her work and name fell into obscurity.
I seen a lot of people who came, killed it, fell off, fell into obscurity.
He fell victim to the Zhdanov purge of artists in 1948 and fell into obscurity afterwards.
Following the 2003 election both HIP and HB fell into obscurity.
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