The phrase 'he is transparent' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is honest, open and easy to understand, as in the following example: "John is a great leader because he is transparent with his team and always provides clear instructions and updates."
"Fox is clean -- he is transparent," she said.
In the oddest of ways, he is transparent, so utterly direct that it is unsettling and even painful at times to those around him.
Jean-Marie Rouart, a writer, argued in Paris-Match magazine that something about Mr Hollande does not work as president: "he prompts neither hatred, nor admiration, nor any excessive or passionate feeling…it is as if he is transparent".
Raj Samani, chief technology officer at Intel Security, previously McAfee, applies a family protection pack with informed consent and says his children approve of his monitoring because he is transparent about the reasons for it.
As long as he insulates himself from his former employer and the co-workers there with whom he had close relationships, and as long as he is transparent with his current boss about his work history, there is no ethical obstacle to his taking the new position.
He is transparent, and he is iconographic". Yet the paradox of Marcos and the Zapatistas is that, despite the masks, the non-selves, the mystery, their struggle is about the opposite of anonymity - it is about the right to be seen.
Neither has he been transparent about why it was cancelled.
He doesn't play at anything; he's transparent".
He was transparent, they said, and shining like a crystal.
"He's transparent because he's an honest guy," Orancı told me, of Maçoğlu.
He said he was transparent about his intentions, including giving the participants no creative control.
