Sentence examples for intentional obfuscation from inspiring English sources
The suspicion of intentional obfuscation is compounded by Challenger's use of captionless black-and-white photos à la W. G. Sebald.
There are those who see Miller's exclusion as more than the result of mere confusion; they view it as intentional obfuscation.
You illustrate in striking detail that the Fed's efforts during the crisis often were focused on Europe — a point that was little understood at the time in part because of the Fed's intentional obfuscation.
This has been a source of both honest confusion and intentional obfuscation in discussions of science, especially with regard to evolution which has, with the full thrust of equivocation, been misleadingly labeled as "just a theory" by opponents for decades.
Arguably, as Strasburger suggested, this is strategic; intentional obfuscation on the part of the UK government — to spread FUD as a strategy to try to discourage use of a technology their intelligence agencies view as a barrier to their work.
Arguably, as Strasburger suggested, this is strategic; intentional obfuscation on the part of the UK government — to spread FUD as a strategy to try to discourage use of a technology their intelligence agencies view as a barrier to their work.
Necessary because Facebook's security infrastructure conflicts with Tor's intentional browsing obfuscation — so the direct link route offers a way for Facebook users to access the site through Tor "without losing the cryptographic protections provided by the Tor cloud", as Facebook put it then.
Which sure looks like intentional and undemocratic obfuscation.
Which sure looks like intentional and undemocratic obfuscation.
"In my travels," Byrne said, "most people don't have a clue what's being gathered about them". That obfuscation is sometimes intentional, according to Maryalice Hurst, former chairman of the Direct Marketing Association's ethics committee.
