21. To readers of this book they may appear utterly recondite and legalistic as well as reflecting archaic, even superstitious beliefs. 22. Clumsy writing, unclear purpose and recondite subject matter stand between the business writer and, say, the Pulitzer Prize. 23. Lasseter braced for a question about the shadowing algorithm or some other recondite technical issue that he knew equally little about. 24. Lysaght also reviews books for the Sunday Independent and is an authority on the minutiae of recondite past laws and practices. 25. "A feature that is obvious in one system can be recondite and hidden in another, " he said. 26. Neither Madin nor Harbison is exploring the ocean the way he used to, let alone studying a phenomenon so recondite as parasitism. 27. Pinker's answer is " The most recondite scientific reasoning is an assembly of down-home mental metaphors ." 28. For the record, much of Beck's trademark recondite and ironic lyrics were replaced by more sincere, simpler lyrical content. 29. The familiar issues of military demarcation in Europe between NATO and the Warsaw Pact have been replaced by a recondite debate over NATO expansion. 30. A note on the holiday from Varro indicates that this Agonia was of more recondite significance than the Liberalia held on the same day.
