Sentence examples for obfuscating language from inspiring English sources
At the same time, we hear in counterpoint the grey, obfuscating language of politics that Moro and his fellows use amongst themselves.
As ever in the discussion of economic policy, politicians use imprecise and obfuscating language to camouflage their intentions and maximise flexibility.
When referring to the death itself, Dutton and his ministry were keen to employ deliberately obfuscating language.
But he drew widespread criticism for his use of vague and obfuscating language, a claim that historical research is needed to determine the scope of the Nazis' crimes and his suggestion that Israel uses the Holocaust to justify repressing Palestinians.
During the Obama administration "post-racial" and "race card" and "reverse racism" have run amok like gremlins in the language, obfuscating race and making discussions about it harder.
For a man who dramatised the obfuscating power of language, these poems ring with a remarkable sincerity.In this section The eye of the Buddha Home to the world A burning imagination Migrant tales The known and the unknown ReprintsOn a bare stage with a couple of heavily annotated books, Mr Sands is like an eager pupil in a natty suit, charismatic yet nervous.
The skill of arts management is to turn the awkward, obfuscating and bureaucratic alphabet into a language that truly serves the arts and their audiences.
It's just the kind of obfuscation I like for obfuscating.
The language used to discuss these changes will, often, be technical or obfuscating, following a seeming unwritten rule that health-care legislation must be drafted with the maximum number of acronyms and technical terms.
Carrard was obfuscating, to be sure, as one would expect a lawyer to obfuscate.
And the amplified sound muddles the lyrics, obfuscating what could be a terrific pleasure for English-speakers still in the audience (I heard five foreign languages while in line to pick up my tickets): the rhythmically virtuosic and delectable anthropomorphisms of T. S. Eliot's children's poems on which the show is based.
