| But in the hands of an overanxious company executive it can just as easily become a chilly fog that obfuscates the common truth. |
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| Until this deficiency is rectified, invoking craving merely further obfuscates an already confused area. |
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| It obfuscates the division between public and commercial service and distorts competition. |
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| Yet the government obfuscates and obstructs any kind of effort to find out that information. |
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| I sit in on a meeting where a colleague of Deborah's obfuscates a little around some intricacies of a business plan. |
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| The mortal mind obfuscates the spiritual truth, which is the love of God. |
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| Hence, used as a symbol of intellectual life, or a standard of what real intellectualism entails, his thesis obfuscates issues of access, privilege and accountability. |
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| This masking of grief further obfuscates the psychological impacts of violence on women and creates yet another dimension to their suffering. |
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| Preoccupation with this aspect of education obfuscates the deeper and most important role of education. |
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| Boasting about the superiority of the private initiative obfuscates the huge factory of extreme poverty that the capitalist company is part of. |
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| And when those transgressions are finally made public, rather than deal with it, the administrator obfuscates. |
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| Guy cauterizes himself against pain, in large part through language, a sort of semantic jujitsu that obfuscates his emotional reality and keeps him firmly within the parameters of his own narrative. |
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| Once connected, the Tor software obfuscates the origin of users and hidden services by bouncing traffic off of a series of relays located around the world. |
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| The central role given to the concept of privacy when we debat about the moral issues surrounding the protection of personal data obfuscates the search for practical solutions. |
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| It denies, it stonewalls, and it obfuscates. |
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| The government obfuscates. It does anything but account. |
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| We have shown that not only is it an appalling manager, but when faced with irrefutable facts of its mismanagement, it obfuscates, it puts the issue under the carpet and pretends there is no problem. |
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| Moreover, speaking in aggregate terms obfuscates distributional questions. |
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| He fills in many such blanks and shows how this type of news preframing deliberately obfuscates US intentions to control and exploit third world countries. |
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| The disputer obfuscates the differences between kinds of things and uses of words, offering flippant arguments for bizarre assertions to achieve victory at all costs. |
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