Sentence examples for sometimes obfuscating from inspiring English sources

While the notion of modular training is relatively straightforward and easily understood, there is a growing literature revolving around and sometimes obfuscating the meaning of such terms as competence, the competent practitioner, the competent manager, the competencies-based curriculum and competencies-based training.

In addition to sometimes obfuscating, this maturing and corporatisation of Australian English has had a positive impact on English teaching as an Australian business: "It's now a billion-dollar industry, which was never the case when Australian English wasn't accepted as a pronunciation norm," Hajek says.

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

I've seen this before; actresses sometimes evade answering questions by obfuscating them in colorful fogs of positive nonsense.

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

White House press secretaries get a daily blistering from the press, nightly ridicule from comedians and are subjected to the widespread belief that they are unhelpful, obfuscating puppets — which, of course, they sometimes are.

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

"He was always obfuscating.

"Facebook is deliberately obfuscating their code.

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

It has only made matters worse by obfuscating everything.