Sentence examples for the obfuscation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of obfuscating, or obscuring the perception of something; the concept of concealing the meaning of a communication by making it more confusing and harder to interpret.
DJ Steve Porter decided to turn the obfuscation into art with one of his latest remixes.
The obfuscation was necessary because the Fed has no mandate to help other countries.
The subject, confounded by the obfuscation of economists and lawyers, always struck me as impossibly difficult.
Whatever the answer, these are questions a government should frame clearly, not bury in the obfuscation of "fairness".
When JPMorgan traders worked to systemically "cover up" the strategy, investigators initially found, Ms. Masters aided the obfuscation.
Watching the obfuscation by Tokyo Electric and the slow response of the government, some people have become depressed.
(This also insured the obfuscation of the buyer's name, though she is believed to be from China).
They deserve to know where, exactly, the Turnbull government stands on the signed deals, but the obfuscation continues.
Grayling, however, dismisses all the rest as the mere residue of an outdated worldview or the obfuscation of confused minds.
The existence of a trust fund adds to the obfuscation; this fund is invested in Treasury bonds, an obligation of future taxpayers.
