Sentence examples for looks transparent from inspiring English sources
It looks transparent enough.
A solution looks transparent and it can transmit the light.
After 1 min of radiation, the solution has an equal absorption in whole regions, so it looks transparent.
From a certain angle, the cloaked person looks transparent to onlookers.
Stir-fry together over high heat for about 5 minutes or until the onion looks transparent, but is not soft.
This means that it looks transparent when looked at directly but when tilted to the sides the hologram lets off a rainbow spectrum.
The catch is that these birds did not die mundane, natural deaths: they were victims of the built environment, having flown into windows that looked transparent.
"We wanted it all to look transparent and open and luminous," Ms. Ettinger said, "sort of the opposite of the Food Network.
— the arguments over what's historically authentic and what isn't make the corresponding arguments in Jesus studies look transparent — a wealthy Indian princeling named Gotama (as the Pali version of his name is rendered) came to realize, after a long and moving spiritual struggle, that people suffer because the things we cherish inevitably change and rot, and desires are inevitably disappointed.
Peer closer at the two mountains in the distance, and you may see a trick of the eye: the peaks look transparent.
Keeping the downtime as small as possible helps to make the migration process look transparent to the end-user, even for time-critical services such as audio/video streaming and on-line gaming.
