Sentence examples for the same obfuscation from inspiring English sources

While claiming to support the notion of a just society "based upon truth," she wrote, WikiLeaks has in fact "been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion".

The core of her disaffection, Khan argues, is her view that "WikiLeaks – whose mission statement was 'to produce... a more just society... based upon truth' – has been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion".

It is the same obfuscation that is so prevalent in the rest of the press release.

Such approaches, however, are vulnerable in certain scenarios where the attacker can reuse knowledge extracted from previously seen software to crack applications protected with the same obfuscation scheme.

And when it realized that it was able to get this through Apple's App Review process, it then began to use the same obfuscation technique to request other data, including the advertising ID.

Ironically, the same obfuscation of identity that allows the general public to create a straw man dismissing others' value has created an environment free of the stereotypes that plague our society.

Mr. McCain said he's expecting the same administration "obfuscation and delay" when he sits on Mr. Bush's hand-picked intelligence review board.

The left are up to the same rhetorical obfuscation on abortion.

These new portraits have infinitely more in common with the recent landscapes, and employ the same reductive obfuscation process.

Over a thousand families who have faced, one by one, the same institutionally sanctioned obfuscation, delay, obstruction and downright lying as the Liverpool fans' families.

I arrive on a chilly autumn afternoon at the sleek Moscow offices of his producer, expecting more of the same mild-mannered obfuscation.