Sentence examples for this smokescreen of language from inspiring English sources

This smokescreen of language is worthy of George Orwell's Newspeak.

This type of language is generally called a creole language.

Typical of this smokescreen is a new book titled "Mad as Hell," published this fall by a Murdoch imprint.

Ahead of his speech to the conference on Saturday, the education secretary said CfE was designed to bring "clarity" and that schools, head teachers and councils should not surround this with "a smokescreen of bureaucracy and unnecessary paperwork".

While putting up this smokescreen, Sir Christopher skilfully avoids answering any of the real issues about the PCC's failings.

One says that this is a mere smokescreen of sanctimony meant to hide a retreat from a market Google was unable to conquer for business reasons..

This cuts through the smokescreen of the defense that documents that went through HRC's private server were later identified as classified and that is all she had done.

The public accounts committee attempted to get behind this smokescreen at its inquiry into the Work Programme last week.

This smokescreen appears to have come from Denmark.

This all helps to create a smokescreen of respectability around a company and a government that is anything but respectable.

"That is the smokescreen of those who are afraid to be accountable".