Sentence examples for are relatively opaque from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, though, screams are relatively opaque.

These descriptions clarify details that are relatively opaque in other forms of communication (Tversky 2011).

The more I'm able to assemble a socially-aware version of Comcast that leverages the cloud of influentials I track, the less I pay in to the aggregated mainstream services that are relatively opaque to useful social signals.

The over-the-counter derivatives market, worth about $600 trillion, is relatively opaque.

But shadow banking is relatively opaque and loosely regulated, and it carries greater credit risk, analysts warn.

The title, "Silver Linings Playbook" is relatively opaque even for English speakers.… A literal translation into 'Mode d'emploi du bonheur' (Guide to Happiness) would be very cringe-worthy.

Congressional leaders and President Bush have enjoyed historically low levels of public support...in part because of Americans' frustration with a style of governance that had been relatively opaque and unresponsive.

The instrument has added benefits in that the method of assessing training needs is relatively opaque and thus reasonably free from deliberate distortion.

The grant review system can be relatively opaque to scientists-in-training, and participating as either an applicant or reviewer can increase one's understanding of the process and how to apply successfully in the future.

While Americans have shown a growing interest in knowing the origins of their food and in buying locally, the mechanisms of clothing production are still relatively opaque.

It is therefore likely to be an organic yellow such as gamboge, since orpiment and massicot are both highly scattering and relatively opaque.