Sentence examples similar to A bit non transparent from inspiring English sources

Other BBC choices may seem more simple, yet there's something a bit a bit non-transparent – going on totally misty – about the blog from Nigel Charters, "project director of BBC weather re-procurement" announcing that the commercial MeteoGroup will be taking over all corporation weather forecasting next spring.

Clarke looks a bit non-plussed.

Aren't we all a bit "non-binary" inside?

The government is making its budget and the allocation of oil concessions a bit more transparent.

The Lucite shafts, though obviously sturdy, seemed a bit too transparent to be taken seriously.

The app also introduces a different pricing model that's a bit more transparent.

Statistically they are equivalent, with the ESS typically being a bit more transparent in calculation.

A tad bit non-conformist but not too out there.

And to be a child, I have to be a bit transparent.

But unlike his former companion, Ségolène Royal, whom Sarkozy defeated in 2007, Hollande looks real, even if a bit transparent.

The sleeves – puffy and a bit transparent - are real-world-friendly, too.