Significats de too abstruse en anglès

Nor had Kant the excuse of a subject too abstruse for clear presentation.

Wilson defended Williams against the charge that he was too abstruse and academic to understand.

Tell me if I am getting too abstruse.

The reason-ifit be not too abstruse?

The general question of the transmission of acquirements is too big and too abstruse to be treated adequately here.

And indeed some of the words are too abstruse, learned, or technical for you to burden your memory with them.

He returned to his forge, shaking his head as if confronted by a problem too abstruse even for his German mind.

The question is too abstruse for argument, but, so far as my own observation goes, it tends to a confirmation of the theory.

The appendices were a bit too abstruse for me, but you did an excellent job of explaining the major points in the text, I think.

The question was too abstruse, so she gave it up and contented herself instead with accepting Daubeney's hearty request that they should inspect the yacht.

"I told you they were too abstruse, Ben," she said.

"That," replied Kai Lung, "was in the nature of a classical allusion, too abstruse for your deficient wit.