| Aristotle's critics have pounced upon this sentence as an example of pompous obscurantism. |
| My theory is that her obscurantism is a revenge for the drooling nonsense recited about her by men, male directors especially. |
| The ruling regime sustains itself through a combination of fear, prejudice and religious obscurantism. |
| It is hoped that in their absence, other scientists will come forward to champion science against religious obscurantism before masses of people. |
| He was shot dead in open court, an early martyr in the struggle against obscurantism. |
| Of course under some circumstances you find yourself skirting the edge of obscurantism. |
