100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "smokescreen"

Definition

Smokescreen (noun):

  1. A cloud of smoke used to conceal military movements or activities.
  2. A strategy or tactic to divert attention or to obscure the truth about a situation, often used in politics or business.

Synonyms

  • Cover
  • Veil
  • Disguise
  • Obscuration
  • Diversion
  • Pretense
  • Deception

Antonyms

  • Clarity
  • Transparency
  • Disclosure
  • Honesty
  • Revelation

Examples

  1. The general decided to smokescreen the troop movements with a controlled burn.
  2. During the debate, the politician attempted to smokescreen his opponent's policies with irrelevant questions.
  3. They used a smokescreen to smokescreen their real intentions in the negotiation.
  4. The company tried to smokescreen their poor earnings report with a flashy marketing campaign.
  5. She realized that his charm was just a smokescreen to smokescreen his lack of commitment.
  6. The clouds of smoke acted as a smokescreen to smokescreen the enemy’s view.
  7. He used the controversy as a smokescreen to smokescreen his own mistakes.
  8. The magician’s trick was a clever smokescreen to smokescreen the audience from seeing how it was done.
  9. The report was filled with jargon as a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of substantial information.
  10. The sudden rain provided a natural smokescreen to smokescreen their escape.
  11. The attorney's lengthy arguments were merely a smokescreen to smokescreen the jury's attention.
  12. A well-timed media release served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the bad news.
  13. They launched a social media campaign as a smokescreen to smokescreen the backlash from their last decision.
  14. The thick fog served as a smokescreen to smokescreen their approach.
  15. His charming smile was just a smokescreen to smokescreen his true feelings.
  16. She used humor as a smokescreen to smokescreen her nervousness during the presentation.
  17. The unexpected scandal was a perfect smokescreen to smokescreen the company’s financial troubles.
  18. They deployed a smokescreen to smokescreen their exit from the party unnoticed.
  19. The government’s announcement was seen as a smokescreen to smokescreen the public’s attention from more pressing issues.
  20. The dark glasses were a smokescreen to smokescreen his emotions from being seen.
  21. The team created a smokescreen to smokescreen their actual strategy from the competitors.
  22. His insistence on discussing irrelevant topics was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real issue at hand.
  23. The sudden change in policy acted as a smokescreen to smokescreen the ongoing investigations.
  24. The thick smoke from the fire served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the rescue efforts.
  25. The press conference was just a smokescreen to smokescreen the public from the truth.
  26. They used a smokescreen of false data to smokescreen their true intentions.
  27. The elaborate party was merely a smokescreen to smokescreen the fact that they were in financial trouble.
  28. The ambiguous statements were a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of a clear plan.
  29. The distraction was a well-planned smokescreen to smokescreen the actual heist.
  30. It was clear he was trying to smokescreen his feelings with laughter.
  31. The fake news story served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the real scandal.
  32. They created a smokescreen of confusion to smokescreen their true objectives.
  33. The artist’s abstract work was a smokescreen to smokescreen the deeper political message.
  34. The lavish spending was a smokescreen to smokescreen the company’s struggles.
  35. The sudden change in leadership was viewed as a smokescreen to smokescreen the ongoing issues.
  36. He tried to smokescreen his lack of knowledge with big words.
  37. The fog created a smokescreen that allowed them to smokescreen their approach.
  38. The flashy advertisement was simply a smokescreen to smokescreen the product’s flaws.
  39. The unexpected announcement was a smokescreen to smokescreen the impending layoffs.
  40. They used his popularity as a smokescreen to smokescreen the controversy surrounding their actions.
  41. The colorful presentation was a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of real data.
  42. The politician's promises turned out to be a smokescreen to smokescreen his ulterior motives.
  43. The sudden change in the agenda was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real issues at the conference.
  44. The bright lights and loud music acted as a smokescreen to smokescreen their shady dealings.
  45. The misdirection was a clever smokescreen to smokescreen their actual plan.
  46. The heavy traffic was a smokescreen to smokescreen their getaway.
  47. The elaborate party was merely a smokescreen to smokescreen their financial woes.
  48. The constant chatter was a smokescreen to smokescreen the serious conversation that needed to take place.
  49. They created a smokescreen with fake documents to smokescreen their fraudulent activities.
  50. The sudden outburst was a smokescreen to smokescreen his true emotions.
  51. The ruckus was a smokescreen to smokescreen their escape from the scene.
  52. The distractions were a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of progress on the project.
  53. The sudden storm was a smokescreen to smokescreen their departure.
  54. The misleading headlines served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the real story.
  55. He used the meeting as a smokescreen to smokescreen his true agenda.
  56. The sudden influx of new customers was a smokescreen to smokescreen the store's declining sales.
  57. The apparent chaos was a smokescreen to smokescreen their organized plan.
  58. The heavy rain served as a smokescreen to smokescreen their retreat.
  59. The flurry of activity was a smokescreen to smokescreen the underlying issues in the organization.
  60. The colorful decorations were a smokescreen to smokescreen the empty promises made by the management.
  61. He tried to smokescreen his insecurities with overconfidence.
  62. The flood of emails was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real communication problems.
  63. The sudden announcement of a merger was a smokescreen to smokescreen the financial difficulties.
  64. She used her upbeat attitude as a smokescreen to smokescreen her worries.
  65. The new product launch was a smokescreen to smokescreen the CEO's questionable decisions.
  66. The unexpected resignation was seen as a smokescreen to smokescreen the ongoing corruption scandal.
  67. The elaborate event was a smokescreen to smokescreen the company's failing performance.
  68. The unexpected applause was a smokescreen to smokescreen the critical feedback that followed.
  69. His laughter was a smokescreen to smokescreen his disappointment.
  70. The sudden influx of information was a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of transparency.
  71. The vibrant colors of the festival were a smokescreen to smokescreen the underlying tensions in the community.
  72. The flashy promotional video was a smokescreen to smokescreen the product's shortcomings.
  73. They used a fake crisis as a smokescreen to smokescreen their unethical practices.
  74. The sudden change in policy was a smokescreen to smokescreen the public from the real issues.
  75. The chaos in the office was a smokescreen to smokescreen the lack of leadership.
  76. The sudden promotion was a smokescreen to smokescreen the layoffs that were coming.
  77. The dramatic headlines served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the absence of real news.
  78. She used her charm as a smokescreen to smokescreen her manipulative behavior.
  79. The diversion tactics were a smokescreen to smokescreen the real objectives of the mission.
  80. The sudden influx of donations was a smokescreen to smokescreen the organization's financial struggles.
  81. They used the festive atmosphere as a smokescreen to smokescreen their controversial decisions.
  82. The sudden rise in stock prices was a smokescreen to smokescreen the company's declining profits.
  83. The unexpected event was used as a smokescreen to smokescreen the fraud happening behind the scenes.
  84. The false narrative was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real story behind the scandal.
  85. The bright lights were a smokescreen to smokescreen the chaos backstage.
  86. The pomp and circumstance were merely a smokescreen to smokescreen the dissatisfaction among the employees.
  87. The sudden popularity of the product was a smokescreen to smokescreen the company's mismanagement.
  88. The elaborate plan was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real risks involved.
  89. The fake smiles were a smokescreen to smokescreen the tension in the room.
  90. The sudden change in leadership was a smokescreen to smokescreen the ongoing investigations into misconduct.
  91. The vibrant colors of the painting served as a smokescreen to smokescreen the darker themes being explored.
  92. The unexpected announcement was a smokescreen to smokescreen the larger issues at play.
  93. The distracting noise was a smokescreen to smokescreen their covert operations.
  94. The sudden increase in social media posts was a smokescreen to smokescreen the dwindling interest in the product.
  95. He tried to smokescreen the truth with a barrage of lies.
  96. The change in the topic was a smokescreen to smokescreen the real agenda.
  97. The extravagant event was a smokescreen to smokescreen the organization’s declining influence.
  98. The sudden spike in engagement was a smokescreen to smokescreen the declining quality of service.
  99. The sudden media frenzy was a smokescreen to smokescreen the underlying issues within the company.
  100. The misleading figures were a smokescreen to smokescreen their poor financial health.