Sentence examples for obfuscating things from inspiring English sources

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

It's just the kind of obfuscation I like for obfuscating.

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

This is a good thing for the virus researchers because the malware developers are constantly devising better and better methods for obfuscating their creations.

The only thing an anonymous street artist needs more than an alias and sideways orientation toward authority is a jolly, obfuscating band of confederates.

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

The young woman discloses, in typically obfuscating fashion, that "it wouldn't be entirely unwarranted to suggest that she might, overall, have the appearance and occasionally emanate the demeanour of someone who grows things", despite having actually "propagated very little".

By Lauren Collins February 4, 2009 The only thing an anonymous street artist needs more than an alias and sideways orientation toward authority is a jolly, obfuscating band of confederates.

Decades are travelled seamlessly, sometimes mid-sentence, without ever obfuscating.

It has only made matters worse by obfuscating everything.

Thus you lump together clear opposites, obfuscating the reality of the issue.