Sentence examples for intentionally obscure from inspiring English sources

Yeo, who is best known for his painted portraits of Tony Blair and a pregnant Sienna Miller, said the outfit and composition were intentionally obscure.

The intentionally obscure cultural reference ("Metal Machine Music" is Lou Reed's 1975 record of electric guitar feedback) reveals nothing at all about the character and everything about the man behind the curtain.

("Pointing at Things," on the other hand, appears to be intentionally obscure).

In fact, we intentionally obscure sensitive data like wifi access points so that we cannot access that information, ensuring added privacy".

Bias Because the process is so intentionally obscure, it is wide open to contamination by bias.

A member of the 2011 Fiction panel, Victor LaValle, denied accusations that he and other judges chose intentionally obscure and heady nominees, stating, "These five books worked some special kind of magic on us.

Russian officials and state TV broadcasters alternately refer to the targets as "ISIS" and "terrorists," perhaps intentionally obscuring what the targets actually are.

The report defined a non-transparent business practice as one in which "relevant information is not disclosed or intentionally obscured from one party to a transaction".

Rocky II is so mysterious it neither appears on the call for information about missing artworks listed on the artist's website, nor in the catalogue listing all his known works – almost as if its existence has been intentionally obscured.

Note: I have intentionally obscured the faces of the children in the photos that accompany this story.

And privacy policies are overlong, obscure, and intentionally vague, says Justin Brookman, the director of consumer privacy at the Center for Democracy and Technology.