Sentence examples for more obfuscation from inspiring English sources

Thus the campaign has generated more obfuscation than lucid argument.

The alternative is more obfuscation, more talk of next time.

That is plenty of time for a bit more obfuscation and bewilderment.

So, we shouldn't be surprised by a decline in support for Obama's gun control package, nor by more obfuscation from vulnerable Democrats, who want to tread very carefully on guns.

The result, per Stewart's quip, is a lot more obfuscation than clarity.

"It was done more by obfuscation".

He is also surprisingly fond of thespy cliches, using tedious terms such as "the process" and "getting there organically" when talking about his job, but I suspect this has less to do with pretension and more with obfuscation and that he is using luvvie chat to act as a smokescreen between himself and what he calls "the white heat of the spotlight".

Looks rather a lot more like obfuscation of information to me, guys….

We also plan to analyze more refined obfuscation techniques for preserving user privacy based on the findings of this work.

For example, the character A is mapped to p, while a is mapped to 2. The use of a larger alphabet produces a more thorough obfuscation than that of ROT13; for example, a telephone number such as +1-415-839-6885 is not obvious at first sight from the scrambled result Z'\c'd\gbh\eggd.

This secrecy would be annoying if not for the show's other, more clever obfuscations, which give little hits of visual pleasure even as they withhold the full art experience.