Sentence examples for was obfuscating from inspiring English sources

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

"Catalino was obfuscating and scheming how to not come forward with the truth," Hope said, alleging that Catalino made it clear that cooperating with any investigation was discouraged, and that employees should "circle the wagons".

As one moved towards the root of the CA Heroine phylogeny, γ would be expected to become more negative if an under-sampling of lineages was obfuscating an early burst of diversification in CA Heroines.

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

War is always a good occasion to trot him out, as are obfuscating politicians.

"My impatience with him is that he is obfuscating things constantly," Mr. Bhagwati said in one of his less incendiary descriptions.

Another possibility is that the big banks are obfuscating, in the belief that the political will won't really be there to break them up.

'His loyalty is obfuscating his responsibility to shareholders.' The impetus to comply with Tweedy Browne and other shareholders was largely driven by newer, independent directors on the Hollinger board, say sources, especially new chief executive Gordon Paris.

Several hours after Paul's filibuster, the Administration, which has been obfuscating about drones for months, finally delivered a pithy response, in the form of a hand-delivered letter to Paul from Attorney General Eric Holder.

But the statement is followed by what is possibly the standup routine I am most proud of, one which examines our attitudes to ethnicity and questions whether the way humans choose to divide themselves is obfuscating their essential similarity.

I do get very assertive and bossy and grannyish [she has nine grandchildren, and a 10th is on the way], but only when I get frustrated, when they're obfuscating or waffling on.