Sentence examples for somewhat obtuse from inspiring English sources
There was much discussion of this new and more favourable, if somewhat obtuse, interpretation.
Reached by phone, Patricia Ireland, the current president of NOW, was respectful, if somewhat obtuse about Ms. Friedan's outsize personality.
But after the Express was bought up by the business conglomerate Trafalgar House, he fell out spectacularly with its bullish and somewhat obtuse chairman, Victor Matthews, who sacked him in 1981.
The more exotic displays include one of Louise Bourgeois's nifty if somewhat obtuse prints with collage, and Pepon Osorio's sassy black-and-white screen-print installation with video and sound, "Lullaby for Mother" (1996).
Perhaps it was the lack of a central focal point which made identifying with Plenti somewhat obtuse to users.
I know that makes my comments somewhat obtuse.
Lobe apices are acute or slightly obtuse.
Lobe apexes slightly acuminate, obtuse or rounded.
The upper layer, the suprapellis, is made of plentiful, colorless hyphae that are 20 51 by 4 6 µm, thin-walled (up to 0.5 µm), and range in shape from obtuse to somewhat acute to knob-like or pear-shaped.
The hilar appendage (the part of a spore once attached to the basidium via the sterigma) ranges in shape from narrowly obtuse to somewhat conical; the plage is not very distinct, but has an amyloid spot.
