| Jargon is used to put up a smokescreen, hiding principles which are well within the grasp of the average citizen. |
| It's another smokescreen to cover earlier learned assurances that the Australians were a bunch of pie eaters. |
| Happily, the spy flick trappings are a mere smokescreen for the film's clever satire of Middle American society and Cold War paranoia. |
| Sieuraj knocked Government's push for the passage of the police reform bills which he described as public relations tactics and a smokescreen. |
| Massive write downs under the smokescreen of a new CEO will only demonstrate the old guard's failings and bring their tenure into question. |
| It's all a smokescreen, a diversionary tactic to take the focus off of certain questions those who failed this country that day don't want aired. |
