| The intellectual, like the utopian, is constantly attacked for obscurantism. |
| Today, the greatest ally of obscurantism is the spiritually empty economism of our prosperous liberal societies. |
| They invite questions but also somehow avoid pretentiousness, obscurantism or any form of exclusivity. |
| Our problem is becoming obscurantism, which is a deliberate hiding of the facts by vested interests who know they are injuring us. |
| My theory is that her obscurantism is a revenge for the drooling nonsense recited about her by men, male directors especially. |
| It is hoped that in their absence, other scientists will come forward to champion science against religious obscurantism before masses of people. |
