obtuse

Still, you have to be pretty obtuse to not see the potential there.

You would need to be pretty obtuse to wonder why.

He gave her one of those obtuse looks she had trouble reading.

But, I realized, the women were being just as obtuse.

I may have been an especially obtuse reader of her work.

We did not see much of her, since she was buried in some obtuse research.

I would not have taken you to be an obtuse man."

He could tell she was getting into one of her obtuse moods.

How, they will wonder, could scholars have been so obtuse?

She stared at him for a moment, wondering how any man could be so obtuse.

It does sound a touch obtuse, but in a way you can understand how the mistake might be made.

The man was being purposely obtuse, and she could not understand it.

He is cheerful and kind, but sometimes obtuse about other people's feelings.

How obtuse men are, even the best of them!

Does being a bit obtuse make for better music?

And another one that left me wondering if I am an especially obtuse reader.

For the French, such an observation borders on the obtuse.

My face flamed that she should think me so obtuse.

She was going to hit him if he didn't stop acting so obtuse.

"No," I said, though it had been an obtuse choice, to say the least.

It was all quite obtuse and Jonnie did not feel well.

"Forgive me for being obtuse but where is the outline?"

To be sure, British governors were often obtuse, and sometimes brutal.

For the Government not to get this is remarkably obtuse."

He was being obtuse, making me guess at things.