Sentence examples for may be obfuscating from inspiring English sources

So let's hope W and O are different from one another more than their respective campaign speeches sound, though each in his own way may be obfuscating hidden agendas.

If you're obfuscating, the person may want to agree with you, but doesn't necessarily know what you're looking for.

Carrard was obfuscating, to be sure, as one would expect a lawyer to obfuscate.

It looks like the prime minister and his team are obfuscating because they are obfuscating.

War is always a good occasion to trot him out, as are obfuscating politicians.

Ms. Shipley also says that it is TechCrunch that is obfuscating its own money-making ambitions and the true nature of its relationships with its venture capital sponsors, who she says may be paying in part for early access to the most promising start-ups, which they can single out for investments before rival investors.

"My impatience with him is that he is obfuscating things constantly," Mr. Bhagwati said in one of his less incendiary descriptions.

Another possibility is that the big banks are obfuscating, in the belief that the political will won't really be there to break them up.

Several hours after Paul's filibuster, the Administration, which has been obfuscating about drones for months, finally delivered a pithy response, in the form of a hand-delivered letter to Paul from Attorney General Eric Holder.

Clearly they are obfuscating the truth, to put it kindly.

"In so doing they are obfuscating this and other inquiries into historical cases thus preventing truth and justice for the families and the wider community.