Sentence examples for Abstruse ideas from inspiring English sources
It combines abstruse ideas about gravity, matter and time with old fashioned, hyper-charged family melodrama.
Like Steven Schick, these young players render abstruse ideas as organic gestures.
But abstruse ideas and formulas need to be explained and dramatized.
It not only disseminated abstruse ideas, but even prompted discoveries itself.
Lewis has a gift for explaining abstruse ideas without dumbing down.
Scientists are prolific producers of images themselves, as we have seen, and prone to employ powerful metaphors to elucidate their abstruse ideas.
The lawyer among them, the ever resourceful Markus C Kerber, probably came up with the abstruse idea of supporting their case by quoting the right to resistance.
Phillips develops his abstruse theme over five chapters, the bulk of the text taking the form of an on-the-hoof gloss on 19th-century writers interested in ideas of secular morality (Wilde, Nietzsche and Freud are paraphrased and riffed on at special length).
The details may be abstruse, but the general idea is relatively straightforward.
Rather it is you, Gentle Reader, and all the others who have resisted getting to know this extraordinary 20th century thinker who wrote about desire, envy, competition and violence, because you thought taking on his ideas would be abstruse and theoretical and "hard". Nonetheless, among the academics are many friends, so I crave their applause as well!
He was also one of the originators of distributed data communications networks, an idea that seemed abstruse in 1965 but led directly to the ubiquity of the internet.
