Sentences with phrase «over obfuscation»

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Let them flow over you, sucking you into my myopic morass which now shrouds my former optimistic obfuscations.

I take their clear, serious - minded positions over the equivocation and obfuscation of a marketing ploy any day.

David Cameron's frustrating Europe obfuscation can be traced back to his other big crisis on the issue: abandoning the Tories» «cast - iron guarantee» over the Lisbon treaty referendum.

The government's equivocation over what Brexit will entail does not ruffle him, he says, welcoming the obfuscation that protects against apparent U-turns.

It was one of series of obfuscations presented by prosecutors over the course of more than a dozen witnesses, before the government rested its case last week.

This original obfuscation, won through the influence of big food over the RDA, is what led to the national confusion over «fat.»

A euphemism for «weakness» invented by someone who values obfuscation over clarity for the sake of political correctness.

Uconnect works smoothly and quickly, but its center screen is full of clutter and obfuscation and red that washes over everything like that one scene in «The Shining.»

The fossil fuels industry is routinely — and wrongly — pilloried in the mainstream media over its purported obfuscations surrounding climate change.

Individuals and groups associated with climate denial or science obfuscation have recently inserted themselves into the raging public debates over the use of Israel's newly discovered natural gas fields.

Nothing in the graphs you've presented (some tens of thousands of times all over the internet), overcoming all refutation by packing up like a carpetbagger and changing your colors but not your shams, touches more than mere denial of patently obvious observable trends by obfuscation and improper methodology.

Thus, out of concern for similar cries of obfuscation or censorship of section 2 (b)'s freedom of expression, judges may be forced to cede control over the flow of information in a manner that makes them «just a participant in a connective community, rather than the person in control of a legal process.»

It becomes clear, as Futurist (and easyDNS member) Jesse Hirsh made this point on Steve Pakin's «The Agenda» over the weekend: «Facebook ships with all privacy enhanced settings disabled» — further, my personal findings are that they use obfuscation to make it harder to disable data sharing settings.