Sentence examples for make transparent from inspiring English sources

But doesn't a preloaded return just make transparent what the government does anyway?

There is no direct or infallible foundation of meaning for an ideal language to make transparent.

It does not make transparent how tables are awarded for its annual dinner.

Such a move could make transparent the shell game that Iraq is supposedly playing with its contraband resources.

At Emporio Armani it was a sign of Giorgio Armani's talents that he was able to make transparent stretch tulle look like a viable pencil-skirt option.

Upstairs, her staff of about a dozen makes samples, sometimes running back and forth between local factories and suppliers, a process Ms. Teng wants to make transparent.

I dropped my given middle name and replaced it with an African one, in an effort to make transparent that sense of connection.

Harman, who had introduced it in her second tenure as MWE, was attempting to make transparent the institutional barriers inhibiting marginalised groups.

Proponents say a computer technology called augmented reality promises to make transparent the solid walls of flesh or plaster within a decade, or even sooner.

What makes Transparent so wonderful?

Which makes Transparent sound academic and dry.