Sentence examples for an obfuscation from inspiring English sources

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

Even a slow-witted reader will guess the heart of her predicament before Stephen, who, like the bookish, adult hero of "Headlong," shows a formidable capacity for sustaining an obfuscation.

Critics of the government's approach say that amid what they call an obfuscation of crime statistics and the sudden crackdown, any real discussion of the roots of Malaysia's crime problem is being lost.

It does not matter what spin the Israeli government tries to put on this; the only link between Israeli words and Israeli deeds is this: Israel uses words as a decoy and an obfuscation and a cover for its deeds.

Leo Hindery, the chief executive of YES, called the Cablevision commercial a "fraud" and an "obfuscation" because "every cable company gets Channel 2, ESPN and Fox," which will carry the 32 games.

At the dawn of the Trump era — launched with a distortion of American ideals and an obfuscation of the nation's honorable past — the Republic still works because citizens believe in the idea, as the Declaration put it, of governments "deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed".

But is Connecticut really an obfuscation-free zone?

Diels saw the development from Theophrastus to these later and (in his view) dependent authors as a decline, and a progressive obfuscation and deterioration.

Kroff can see you're distressed by what he has said, which is either a revelation, a confession; unless it is a further obfuscation.

It wasn't even an artful obfuscation for Blankfein to lay the motivation for the transactions on the buyers, who lacked Goldman's sophistication and market savvy.

This is an irrelevant obfuscation.