Sentence examples for a common obfuscation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson plugs into the radar himself and highlights a common obfuscation technique he calls "gappy text": words with spaces between the letters, to fool filters designed to look only for whole words.

First came Cain's catchy 9-9-9 tax plan, which upon closer analysis seemed less like basic common sense than a giant obfuscation intended to benefit the very rich.

The most common method of obfuscation is to make a small bet or check and wait for an opponent to raise or open the betting, and counter with a large (re- raise.

"It's a trick, it's an obfuscation," Mr. Burnett said.

Here again, there's a similar obfuscation of statistics.

This is a gross obfuscation of the issue.

A similar obfuscation occurs if the source of the area II → I projection is arranged in a periodic pattern across area II.

With the Cabinet still divided between adherents of Green and Harkness, Diefenbaker made a speech in the Commons on January 25 that Fleming (by then Minister of Justice) termed "a model of obfuscation".

Critics see a pattern of obfuscation.

The original Confederate History proclamation was a miracle of obfuscation.

But a degree of obfuscation smoothes the change.