How to pronounce “oblique” in English

be an oblique true crime kind of story, or worse, it could be a pretty exploitative sort of story.

Flexner does refer obliquely to atomic power, but he wasn't aware, I think, that this

But why are you being oblique?

But by projection and by oblique references, we think that that's a fairly valid number.

where we can take a number of oblique images of that specimen automatically Stitch it together run OCR run

They started looking at it this way obliquely.

If you get a long cardboard tube and put in oblique mirrors and then basically your eyes are out here.

And so we've been referring to them obliquely, but this has not been the focus in and of itself of application week,

But he's sort of cursed with talking so obliquely, that even though they know what he's saying is important, or even if Robert is eventually able to get to that point.

And yeah, I'm being oblique for a reason.

But actually it contains in it that defiance of censorship in this very oblique kind of way.

You can't be oblique.

So this is an eight centimeter, and it is an oblique photograph.

Somehow I landed face down, which forced the antenna into a strongly oblique angle that put a lot of torque on the hole in the suit.

of, they're wondering right now if maybe his oblique or his back is a little tight in addition to his ankle that he turned the other day.

Every episode, I'm always like sure we include a sentence here which like obliquely mentions the internet?

Another option, well, to put it in a in a slightly oblique way, is direct action.

moth, the streaked dagger moth, the afflicted dagger moth, the crown Buccalatrix, the orange-patched smoky wing, the white-blotched heterocampa, the oblique heterocampa, the red-lined panopoda, the laffer,

But you know, instead of that middle finger gesture, which of course he's also familiar with in different, but this is a very oblique way of saying the same thing.

and the history, it all seemed fascinating, because he comes at food and cooking from sort of oblique angles all the time.

One of the first things they teach you in the French kitchen, or really, just about any kitchen, is a called the oblique cut.

And so when you lose your latissimus dorsi and they just basically remove it from your hip and wrap it around your torso to make up for the obliques

It's gonna work your stomach, your lower back, and your obliques.