Sentence examples for apparently transparent from inspiring English sources

But beyond this apparently transparent reading, the painting is dramatically intriguing and downright gorgeous to view.

"We live now in an apparently transparent society.

At the lower left of the image is a strange, apparently transparent formation that some Internet forum users on the website claimed looked much like a flower, according to NBCNews.com's photoblog.

"There is evidence of the phrase post-truth being used before Tesich's article, but apparently with the transparent meaning 'after the truth was known', and not with the new implication that truth itself has become irrelevant," said Oxford Dictionaries.

While some dense granules could be seen, the majority of the material released from the Δ isp1/2/3 parasites comprised relatively transparent, apparently membrane-bound vesicles of ∼ 100 nm diameter.

The problem with Saudi Arabia is that it is such an opaque society, you can never be sure what's going on there from the outside -- and apparently it's not spectacularly transparent from the inside, either.

If smartphone hardware rumors are on the money, and they are usually at least in the ballpark (with the exception of transparent, bendable phones; apparently forever doomed to be mocked up in Photoshop) — then a 3D depth sensor is coming to the front-facing camera of a handset near you in the not too distant future.

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A life-size basalt statue owned by the State Hermitage Museum in St .Petersburg, Russia, apparently made during her lifetime, portrays her in a transparent gown, her curves amply visible and her oval face implacable and serene.

Apparently this is not a publication that specializes in thinly transparent, face-saving fiction.

Sovereign has called for more transparent business practices at companies in Russia, where it apparently has invested substantially, if quietly, for years, including buying a significant stake in Gazprom, the state gas monopoly.