Obtusely used in a sentence

Obtusely in a sentence as an adverb

Rounding errorsYou're being obtusely blind to my point.

Even better, would be to have them report favourably or obtusely instead of shutting them down.

Yes, that's technically I/O, but for today's programming that's so obtusely abstract it's pointless calling it that.

What does that even mean?edit: Yes, let's downmod the guy who doesn't understand an obtusely-worded question.

This stuff is written so obtusely it's hard to imagine what specific claims of the things it describes is it really patenting.

He did somewhat obtusely answer it..and no the previously earned and saved Six figures is not what he is leveraging..

It could be that, one day, someone is able to prove that there is more to it, but I'm certain that obtusely comparing a hormonal effect with "jews love money" won't help much...

You say your questions are genuine, and then you obtusely interpret the answers you're given to suit the attitude you wish to project on your interlocutors.

Writing "Mac" in all caps as if the writer obtusely believes it to be an acronym for something is part of the style manual for passive-aggressive platform debate.

The paper was completely unreadable---it had apparently never been seen by an English speaker, and the researcher was well known for writing obtusely.

A sufficiently-skilled corporate lawyer can paint broad and obtusely-worded patents as covering anything they want in the minds of a lay jury.

I took his question as obtusely academic and that he would have been the best person to easily append a few clarifying statements as to why the rest of us should have to process his question.