Sentence examples for in obfuscating from inspiring English sources

Class continues to be the one subject that is taboo for serious discussion in the American media, which, not surprisingly, are owned by that elite and serve its interest in obfuscating the reality of class conflict in our history.

By not measuring actual flow, BP succeeded in obfuscating the volume, thus forcing the government to negotiate ultimate liability without full information.

At least two Trump associates have already been convicted and another indicted in the Russia investigation, and the New York Times reported late Wednesday that Mueller is honing in on the president's role in obfuscating the planned purpose of a 2016 meeting between his son and a Russian lawyer promising dirt on Clinton.

In our obfuscating times, we continue to need that eye.

The young woman discloses, in typically obfuscating fashion, that "it wouldn't be entirely unwarranted to suggest that she might, overall, have the appearance and occasionally emanate the demeanour of someone who grows things", despite having actually "propagated very little".

Ranging from minimalistic, dark, and spacey sounds, to more rhythmic trappy tunes, the tracks mirror their respective videos in an obfuscating yet symbiotic way.

"More than the questions themselves, the dynamic of answering the questions in an obfuscating way, the lack of precise follow-ups, was very problematic," Paul-Olivier Dehaye, whose data startup PersonalData.IO produced a dossier on Cambridge Analytica last year, told VICE News.

The Secret Service responded to the criticism, stating that the shots were fired from a quarter-mile away, resulting in echoes obfuscating their origin, and that initial witness accounts stated that the shots were fired at another vehicle from a black vehicle.

The CNTLarge caused scratches and holes in the sections, in some cases obfuscating the context of the CNTs.

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.

It also paints a clear picture of the trends, fashions and cultural shifts taking place in the 1970s, despite the obfuscating smog.In contrast to the monochromatic images of the FSA, which seem to depict a world of basic subsistence drained of all comfort, the colour-saturated photographs of DOCUMERICA speak of a country overflowing with the deadly side-products of plenty.