Sentence examples for It is obfuscating from inspiring English sources

If law has an essentially moral character then it is obfuscating, not clarifying, to describe it as a source-based structure of governance.

Ms. Shipley also says that it is TechCrunch that is obfuscating its own money-making ambitions and the true nature of its relationships with its venture capital sponsors, who she says may be paying in part for early access to the most promising start-ups, which they can single out for investments before rival investors.

The QR code itself isn't bad — but the link it's obfuscating is.

"My impatience with him is that he is obfuscating things constantly," Mr. Bhagwati said in one of his less incendiary descriptions.

'His loyalty is obfuscating his responsibility to shareholders.' The impetus to comply with Tweedy Browne and other shareholders was largely driven by newer, independent directors on the Hollinger board, say sources, especially new chief executive Gordon Paris.

But the statement is followed by what is possibly the standup routine I am most proud of, one which examines our attitudes to ethnicity and questions whether the way humans choose to divide themselves is obfuscating their essential similarity.

So, in other words, Hasan either does not understand the laws in the countries that he cites, or he is obfuscating in the hope that no one will notice.

VICE has filed a complaint to the Office of the Information Commissioner, who has the power to investigate and mediate cases where the government is obfuscating their duty to release information.

Wade's approach is particularly dangerous because his argument is that he is just a defender of scientific truth and that a cabal of left-leaning academics is obfuscating reality with oppressive, even fascistic, denials of the truth about race.

Clearly they are obfuscating the truth, to put it kindly.

It looks like the prime minister and his team are obfuscating because they are obfuscating.