Sentence examples for feel opaque from inspiring English sources

TinyLetters dedicated to short stories, poems and other more esoteric forms offer an accessible route into genres that can feel opaque and unreachable.

Diller worried that the flat metal surfaces would feel too opaque.

Ms. Quinn said the agreement, which mirrors one sought by the Giuliani administration in 2001, "not only gives teeth, but gives transparency to a part of the process that New Yorkers feel is opaque".

Tech that's only been around for a fraction of your life – like personal computers and the internet to Grammy, who is 90, kein ayin hara – can feel dramatically opaque, with a halo of newness so dazzling that it obscures even the elements which should be familiar.

Despite the performers' air of purpose, "94 Feathers" feels frustratingly opaque.

If, in the end, the show, which includes drawings, feels somewhat opaque and open-ended, that seems to be the point.

I particularly like going to exhibitions when things are explained, otherwise the paintings can feel a bit opaque.

Denis has a keenly observant, even a reverent feel for the opaque male codes of this Moonie-esque club, and for the intense drama generated when they are disrupted.