Sentence examples for messaging to obscure from inspiring English sources

Parent, in particular, seemed constantly upset that his organization hadn't done enough "messaging" to obscure its rather transparent intentions.

Oddly, though, the outlandish words seem not to obscure his message.

He is due to make a crime speech later this month, and the tabloid barrage over rapists was threatening to obscure his message, as well as anger his backbenchers.

The attention paid in the American and Latin American media to the drug debate tended to obscure another message that Mr. Santos was eager to convey as host of the summit meeting: Colombia's progress on economic and security issues.

As we sift the truth of these allegations, let's not allow this uproar to obscure that larger message of the possibility of change.

Yet before the ink is even dry critics are trying to obscure this stark message behind a mirage: the supposed halt in global warming over the last 15 years.

The suit alleged that CAIR's repackaging of Savage's comments was "deliberately designed to obscure the specific message conveyed by Michael Savage".

"You're right," replied Fernandez, who returned home and promptly sent an e-mail message to the obscure player, Melanie Oudin, to join the American team for its quarterfinal series against Argentina in February.

The words we use, therefore, should convey our message, not obscure it.

This approach reduces but does not eliminate spam because spammers are becoming adept at obscuring their messages to get through the filters.

Even the promise that the NHS will earn the extra dosh by undertaking unprecedented reform will not obscure that key message to Labour, the Tories and the Liberal Democrats.