“From William Penn to Joanna McClinton, there has never been a more provocative and abstruse dynamic at play,” said former Rep.
Source: LevittownNow.com
The clues are abstruse and the mystery unsolvable by normal human readers.
Source: The New York Times
There have undoubtedly been countless "Jeopardy!" champions with liberal arts degrees (Brad Rutter, Julia Collins and Matt Jackson come to mind), but it turns out that many of the show’s winningest champions, including current champ Amy Schneider of Oakland, weren’t collecting abstruse elective credits in college but rather studying a topic that rarely comes into play when standing on stage: computer science.
Source: SFGATE
It opens with an apparently abstruse question: what connects a name to the individual – whether present, distant or dead – who is named?According to then standard views, a name such as Aristotle is really a matter of “disguised descriptions”: shorthand for what the name-bearer is known to have done.
Source: The Guardian
How extraordinary that the adaptation of Orlando, once considered an abstruse modernist novel, should seize the moment infinitely more successfully.
Source: The Guardian
“From William Penn to Joanna McClinton, there has never been a more provocative and abstruse dynamic at play,” said former Rep.
Source: Pennsylvania Capital-Star
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