Sentence examples for a rather opaque from inspiring English sources

In the late seventies, a rather opaque group called Independents for Godly Government appeared in Hawaii and fielded more than a dozen candidates for local races.

Some minor seismic activity in the region had set off the bass frequencies, but it was a rather opaque ripple of beats, suggestive of a dance party in an underground crypt.

It is soon revealed that the two futures are in contact with each other: a mysterious, never explained "Chinese server" allows a few inhabitants of Wilf's era to communicate with Flynne's; soon enough, both characters are embroiled in a rather opaque murder mystery, and Flynne is spending much of her time controlling a peripheral in Wilf's twenty-second-century London.

A rather opaque press statement issued on Wednesday by CMRB hinted at other issues.

Yoi is an interesting example of how a mobile application combined with the power of data and the cloud can be used to shed more light on a rather opaque process and to improve employee-retention rates.

For the beginning at least what we intended to do was shine a spotlight on an otherwise rather opaque industry".

Played by Marie Féret (the filmmaker's daughter), Nannerl is an attractive, obedient and rather opaque 14-year-old going on 15, given to watchful silences and long looks at Wolfgang (David Moreau), who was younger by four and a half years.

As for DiCaprio as Teddy, it is an angry, unsmiling and rather opaque performance: the type of performance that Scorsese is now habitually getting from him, in movies including The Departed, The Aviator and Gangs of New York: but he undoubtedly has presence and star-wattage, and carries the film.

And Jowita Budnik makes a rather sullen, opaque lead.

Ai Weiwei himself is a rather mysterious, opaque figure, but utterly confident and unafraid of state bullies.

No matter what your opinion of Terry, those full-kit gatecrash celebrations actually show him at his best, providing a little glimpse into his own private magic dust, those rather opaque footballing qualities that have provided the enduring ballast to a career that might otherwise have been scuttled many times.