By "modified," I mean they made the robe slightly less see-through, though still clearly see-through enough to suggest nudity.
In Italy Mario Monti is the best prime minister in decades, but he is unelected, increasingly unpopular, and ever less able to see through the reforms his country needs.
Others will respect you less and will see through it.
The depiction of Parsifal himself was less successful, seen through the eyes of a New Yorker.
Cosmopolitan modern audiences have less trouble seeing through to the powerful musical depiction of an intriguing psychological situation.A concert performance of "Oberto", the potential discovery in this year's programme, was less profound.
I may just be overly sensitive to this, but it feels like the image is less substantial, and you can see through it to the backdrop more easily.
Richard Falk, professor emeritus of international law at Princeton, articulated this fact in 1969 in his fierce Yale Law Journal criticism of legal arguments being used as the servants of policy, functioning as no more than transparent rationalizations, "less a figleaf than a see through garment," he wrote.
Those who couldn't see past Mark's physical condition no doubt wondered how he unfailingly answered "Great!" (with a big smile) when asked "How are you?" But the explanation was simple: Mark only wanted people to see through his less-than-healthy body to the healthy, vibrant presence inside.
Whites, Yvonne reasons, are much less likely than blacks like Pat and Neil to see through her elaborate act.
Now that the end goal is less attractive, internships are on the way out as interns see through them.
