wilfully obscure

Examples (10)

• The artist's latest work is so wilfully obscure that few can grasp its meaning.
• Critics accused the philosopher of being wilfully obscure in his writings.
• His poetry often seems wilfully obscure, challenging readers to dig deeper.
• She chose to make her argument wilfully obscure to avoid direct confrontation.
• The legal jargon was so wilfully obscure that it confused even experienced lawyers.
• Don't be wilfully obscure; try to explain your ideas clearly.
• Some modern art is wilfully obscure as a way to provoke thought.
• The politician's response was wilfully obscure, designed to evade the question.
• By making his instructions wilfully obscure, he created unnecessary confusion.
• It's frustrating when authors are wilfully obscure instead of straightforward.