Sentence examples for a more opaque from inspiring English sources

G-Factor is a more opaque tool.

It is this part of Citi that is being shed.What remains is a more opaque and volatile corporate bank.

In a more opaque way, though, these carmakers are offering incentives for up to 10percentt of the price.

In some ways the debate over the African-American influence on Southern food is a more opaque version of the debate over black contributions to rock 'n' roll.

Clocks filters U2's Big Rock approach through a more opaque lens, without ever losing sight of the back of the stadium.

The carefully crafted shots of 23rd-century London are satisfyingly slick, and you have to wonder if this visceral, hyperreal style of sci-fi might be better suited to Peter Jackson's 48 frames per second innovation than a fantasy film such as The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which tends to lend itself to a more opaque look.

Later Greek cities contained, alongside such transparent political institutions as the Popular Assembly and the Deliberative ("Probouleutic") Council, a more-opaque set of institutions, ostensibly based on kinship groupings.

There's something undeniably brave about the fact that Stylo doesn't even have a chorus, relying instead for its power on the thunderous arrival of Womack around two minutes in, singing an improvised vocal with such intensity it apparently caused the 66-year-old to pass out in the studio, but it's perhaps a little more opaque than an album's big single should be.

It's a difference from an older, more opaque world in which researchers vied to get into elite journals like the New England Journal of Medicine.

But glass staircases also pose a challenge for those of us accustomed to having something a little more opaque underfoot.

Quinn applied a lighter color to Brown's under-eye and then used a heavier, more opaque concealer for blemishes and dark spots throughout the rest of the face.