Sentence examples for abstruse wording from inspiring English sources
This history provides the context for understanding what was on the minds of the founding fathers in drafting the Second Amendment, and for deciphering its rather abstruse wording.
Here's a video of him deploying some of his most impressively abstruse words.
As the evening went on, references scampered from the year 2000 to abstruse words from the 18th century to creation itself.
You finally learned the correct way of conjugating an abstruse word you've been getting wrong all the time.
These alluringly abstruse words contribute to the strangeness of poems in which the metaphors as well as the vocabulary are frequently ambiguous; the pleasingly enigmatic picture of "The tickertape of frightened stock / That utters from the weathervane", for example, is visually vivid but unexplicated, leaving room for the reader's own thoughts.
Perhaps you'll find the challenge enervating, the words abstruse, your vocabulary inchoate.
Vague, abstruse, or circularly defined wording forms a barrier between instructor and student, while masquerading as constructive feedback.
Braider's formulation in his post is cunning: "We're no longer obliged to see things as [Benjamin] did, or to try to see them through some understanding of how he did," from within his famously "abstruse" system and logic, in other words.
The code words did seem to be increasingly abstruse.
In other words, you can increase your social status by possessing prestigious and abstruse forms of knowledge.
