Sentence examples similar to obtuse-angled from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a triangle, having an obtuse angle.
"It's an outstanding obtuse angle".
One, at 63rd Street, has listed and twisted into a riot of acute and obtuse angles.
Can you connect all the dots on the circle with just obtuse angles?
These older branches are frequently still alive and well but now emerge at a more obtuse angle.
When closed, the gates meet at an obtuse angle that points upstream in order to resist the water pressure.
It does not follow fault lines as most rivers do and it has tributaries that come in at obtuse angles, he said.
The characters included General Jacko, named after a famous performing monkey of the period, also Obtuse Angle, Inflammable Gass the Windfinder, Mrs Nannicantipot and Suction.
Thousands of people lined up to walk across the new structure, which consisted of a narrow aluminum footbridge surrounded by steel balustrades projecting out at obtuse angles.
Herring is a compellingly bug-eyed growler, existing at an obtuse angle to the big sad synth washes percolating beneath him; on Light House his inflections suggest English as a second language.
Just to clarify, you may cross your own path, and you need to make obtuse angles only at the original 10 points: New vertices created by overlapping lines don't count.
If this is disallowed, the hypothesis of the obtuse angle produces a system equivalent to standard spherical geometry, the geometry of figures drawn on the surface of a sphere.
