Sentence examples for full of obfuscation from inspiring English sources

Too often, if explanations for mistakes come, they are full of obfuscation.

In an industry full of obfuscation and profiteering, where it is difficult to tell snake oil from argan oil, this is a seductive idea.

In the core of the Saunders essay I mentioned, he quotes a bureaucrat's memo, which is so full of obfuscation that it's utterly incomprehensible -- and that leads to an unthinkable denial of humanity.

A museum press release that came two days after Schimmel's departure was full of obfuscations.

Two-input functional encryption is another approach, but requires the full power of obfuscation machinery and is currently not implementable.

Despite this outrageous content, it has somehow escaped the radar of most Labour MPs and the mainstream media, as it was introducted in the form of a 400 page document full of deliberate obfuscation.

Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman was accused of issuing a denial "full of pedantry and obfuscation" by the newspaper that made allegations about her historic involvement in paedophile rights campaigns.

"The belated statements today of Ms Harman and her husband - full of pedantry and obfuscation - failed to answer the Mail's central points and deny allegations the Mail has not made.

The Daily Mail has said the "belated statements of Ms Harman and her husband – full of pedantry and obfuscation – failed to answer the Mail's central points and deny allegations the Mail has not made".

Although many of the respondents get the basic particulars of the story right, the monologues are also full of fabrications and obfuscations, hazy snatches of dialogue half-recalled ("Juliet is the sun!

Monday's Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire — full of historical error, economic obfuscation, avoidance of hard truths and even outright bigotry — was a feast for connoisseurs of political dysfunction.