Sentence examples for hardly opaque from inspiring English sources

-The reference to "double standards" regarding terrorism is hardly opaque.

Her third, "Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs" (Sargent House), exuded a spare and chilling composure, more intimate but hardly less opaque.

The problems posed by the mentors' case are hardly unusual; such opaque practices infuse all too much of governance today.

"… Aspiring musicians today can hardly imagine how opaque the art form was just a few decades ago — no school I attended had a jazz program or even offered a single course on jazz".

"Everything was just so opaque.

Their disciplinary processes are opaque.

The market is illiquid and opaque, which hardly helps foster confidence between trading counterparties.

We're not that difficult to understand, but the notion of female sexuality as weird, dangerous, foreign, and opaque is hardly the most flattering one in history.

But past failures to make sure that banks could not hide risks using various tricks in opaque markets is hardly reason to give up on essential new regulations.

A couple of fuel pumps on a gravel apron and a sheet-metal kiosk with a glass or plastic pay window so thick and opaque you could hardly make out the attendant inside composed the total of their amenities.

The water was hardly the stuff of romantic postcards: brown, opaque, chilly and certainly not deep enough for a legitimate swim.