Significats de most obtuse en anglès

To the most obtuse mind these arrangements could convey but one meaning.

He must have been the most charitable or the most obtuse of observers.

Nevertheless, only the most obtuse idealist would hesitate to call "dragonflies" real.

I ran into a most obtuse man at the stables.

That sense of truth can pull a player through the most obtuse riddle or lever puzzle.

He would have been the blindest and most obtuse of mortals, did he now fail to see.

The most obtuse could not have failed to read the old simile of the steel in the velvet.

They were invisible to mortal eyes, but the presence of the Hunt unsettled even the most obtuse mortals.

That angle will offer the greatest resistance which is most acute, and the most obtuse will be the weakest.

O most obtuse Kai Lung!

They can speak, drive cars, use cutlery, wash themselves, dress appropriately, and are welcome in all but the most obtuse company.

She jerked her head upward, her lips thinning into a line that should warn the most obtuse vampire she was not pleased.

There are other arguments, which the most obtuse cannot ignore, against a policy of spreading and encouraging further the economic ruin of great countries.

Her blazing eyes, and the positive fury of her voice, must have carried conviction to the most obtuse, and this Fletcher certainly was not.

When the elder Osborne gave what he called "a hint," there was no possibility for the most obtuse to mistake his meaning.

To the most obtuse mind the resolutions presented as the Virginia plan seemed to reach far beyond any mere revision of the Articles of Confederation.