Sentence examples for fairly opaque from inspiring English sources

Since her political views are fairly opaque, her appointment might conceivably mark a slight shift to the right.

How do you tackle a topic that remains fairly opaque to much of the West without becoming pedantic?

The announcement was couched in fairly opaque language, allowing analysts to draw widely differing conclusions.The markets have reacted positively, with the dollar down and risky assets up.

Her affect has been described as "Cockney madam panto," which is fairly opaque language: "panto" refers to campy Christmas theatre; you know what madams oversee.

While there are potentially intriguing moments (a healing ritual dance, for instance), the footage and the sense of peering into an exotic artistic process are fairly opaque.

"Russia is a country with a fairly opaque economy and to do business here you need sturdy political connections and relations.

When the sauce is fairly thick, opaque and no longer tastes winy, add a chopped shallot.

Colorimetry is designed mainly for the evaluation of uniform, flat, opaque, materials of fairly large size viewed on a medium-grey background under near-daylight sources of fairly high luminance.

What I found, sadly, is that while the subculture of mining is fairly mature, the tools are opaque for a general user.

Because of the demands of clinical settings, such discriminative tests ought to be relatively inexpensive, fairly quick to administer and opaque to other factors that can affect cognitive functions such as depression [ 6, 7].

The membranes appeared opaque and fragile, but exhibited fairly good thermal resistance.