Sentence examples for this obscurantism from inspiring English sources

This obscurantism has long philosophical roots.

Most of their anger is directed at what they see as the obscurantism and terror tactics of the Islamists, but some is saved for a government that yields to these tactics.A Cairo writer put it this way: "If the government would take a stand just once, it would help to settle the matter.

Otherwise, the translation into English seems correct enough; now if only someone would translate the obscurantism into perspicuity.

Walser is not interested in the obscurantism either of the medicine men or of the other curators of the soul.

The yellow portion reflects "the period of colonialism"; a black triangle stands "for the obscurantism that needs to be overcome".

To the Editor: John S. Dickerson would have us believe that the decline of evangelicalism is primarily due to the obscurantism of its social and political agenda.

The museum mutineers have triumphed, and civilization appears to have defeated obscurantism, in this particular case.

"It's a very important result in the battle for democracy, for the values that we want to embody against this abominable form of obscurantism".

Although critics often leap on this and claim that this betrays woolly thinking, evasion or obscurantism, I think that there are times when such a refusal to commit is justified.

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This was perhaps a position dear to Jacobi's own heart, but it embarrassingly made him vulnerable again — this is the puzzling part about this production of Jacobi — to the charge of obscurantism that had been the purpose of the Dialogue to fend off in the first place.