wilfully/willfully obscure

Examples (10)

• His writing style was wilfully obscure, making it inaccessible to many readers.
• Some artists choose to be willfully obscure, prioritizing artistic integrity over mass appeal.
• The politician's answers seemed wilfully obscure, avoiding any direct commitment.
• She found his explanations willfully obscure, as if he didn't want her to understand.
• The legal document was so wilfully obscure that only a specialist could interpret it.
• To avoid accountability, the report was made willfully obscure.
• He was accused of being wilfully obscure to hide his lack of a clear argument.
• The philosophical text was willfully obscure, challenging readers to delve deeper.
• By being wilfully obscure, the poet aimed to provoke thought and multiple interpretations.
• The instructions were willfully obscure, perhaps designed to make people ask for help.