Sentence examples for Remarkably obtuse from inspiring English sources

Even keeping to the outlines of Herzl's life, the movie can seem remarkably obtuse.

Mrs. Eliot reacted by having an affair with Russell, which her husband either tacitly condoned or was remarkably obtuse about.

It sticks to Herzl's biography, but even then can be remarkably obtuse: though there's talk of Palestine, there's none of Palestinians.

It was, at the time, remarkably obtuse and hard to use; but then again I was still fighting SLIP connections on my home dial-up to access the "Internet".

A week later Raymond Moore, the tournament director of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, California, marked the end of a very successful event with his remarkably obtuse statement that "If I was a lady player, I would go down every night on my knees and thank God that Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal were born".

Just obtuse?

It's too obtuse.

Don't be obtuse.

"So obtuse," Spencer said.

"The interfaces are really obtuse".

Now, that's obtuse.