obtuseness

Such obtuseness would have been common enough a few years ago.

Then again, some of that obtuseness might have derived from being male in the first place.

But what both crimes had in common was the obtuseness of the men accused.

The games seemed more a tribute to her obtuseness, than his perception.

Despite such obtuseness, however, the genre of children's picture books was undergoing change.

The pump, as if impatient at such obtuseness, repeated the effort.

With every step she took, she wondered at her own obtuseness.

No hint broke through my obtuseness of why they lingered.

It's easy for us to whack away at the obtuseness of the Williams sisters.

Obtuseness is a human condition, not a racial one.

His tone indicated that he was pained at the other's obtuseness.

Such writing does not identify frailties of human beings, only their obtuseness.

They joked about Veg's obtuseness, but he generally knew what was going on.

A terrible liar, because his obtuseness invariably leads to him giving himself away.

That is a testament to his integrity and his obtuseness both.

Sasha looked annoyed and Kate was ashamed of her obtuseness.

Such obtuseness, to be blunt about it, is one reason our society is in trouble.

Eventually, however, he grows exasperated with Monroe's obtuseness in business matters.

All the other times, it's been a male journalist, and I put it down to male obtuseness.

Her father would sometimes, though only occasionally, use that word to indicate hopeless obtuseness."

Besides, that one particular area of obtuseness was a real part of his charm.

He laughed softly, as though he knew her obtuseness were deliberate.

I ran a tub and sank into it, musing on the obtuseness of the young.

But it does establish, for the umpteenth time, Bell's moral obtuseness.

Bell had to smile at his own obtuseness.