| His career rose on a chic, combustible mix of obtuseness and literary flimflam. |
| We had not, however, taken into account the obtuseness of a barbaric despot. |
| So now it becomes apparent that in addition to being a gutless liar, you are also a clueless mass of obtuseness. |
| Change the Climate's web page reveals nothing unique or provocative except extraordinarily distressing obtuseness. |
| What does she expect of us, living in an age of spiritual obtuseness, near exhaustion? |
| It is thankfully the most obtuse piece here, and the only one in which that obtuseness obscures the song rather than aiding it. |
