Sentence examples for least opaque from inspiring English sources

All of which is admirable in musical terms, but the relationship between this experience and world peace is, to say the least, opaque.

Compared to other ecoregions, deserts are least opaque to thermal infrared radiation due to least amounts of water vapor and cloud cover in the atmosphere and thus are most effective in emitting terrestrial radiation to space.

And it would allow companies to account for emissions reductions by buying "offsets", many of which are extremely dubious, or, at the very least, troublingly opaque.

Such a number fetish speaks more to the experience of much serial music of the last century, in which the "encryption" could prove at least as opaque, than it does to Bach.

Ernst's bizarre painting Max Ernst Showing a Young Girl the Head of his Father, with its sinister nursery moon, the young figures below all shock-haired and staccato, has always seemed (to me at least) remarkably opaque.

New Statesman's George Eaton points out that unless and until they become the subject of a bespoke poll, the true state of the Labour mayoral race will remain at least partially opaque.

In a post asking why the OKCupid story hasn't had more traction given the response to Facebook's "human experiments", Tim Carmody notes that: "OKC's matching algorithm may be at least as opaque as Facebook's news feed, but it's clearer to users that site matches and views are generated using an algorithm.

But even as researchers make progress, they face a major hurdle: At optical wave lengths, the devices tend to absorb a large fraction of the light, making them at least partially opaque.

At least she wore opaque tights - the models in French Vogue have just inches of perfect thigh on display.

But this part of China's game plan is the most opaque and least understood.

Alistair Darling, whose attitude is characteristically opaque, at least has the excuse of recessionary red ink.