Sentence examples for most transparently from inspiring English sources
Social Security, the most transparently self-financed program of the federal government, is not increasing our budget deficit.
The photographs at Solahütte are the most transparently provocative, partly because they are so strange and partly because of the notoriety of the figures they contain.
He was the most transparently ambitious writer of his era, seeing himself in competition not just with his contemporaries but with the likes of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky.
MacMillan cast her in the ballerina role of his 1965 piece The Song of the Earth, surely the most transparently emotional and musically responsive of his works.
He told an entire nation, in the most transparently demagogic of his statements, that he was the only one who could save it from imminent peril.
Instead, the effort prompted Murrow to create a television segment pulling together McCarthy's most transparently demagogic and embarrassing moments, which was rapturously received by the public.
Most functions transparently handle 2D, 3D, or even higher-dimensional images as arguments, so the same functions can be used to process tomography, microscopy, or natural images.
Virginia Representative Virgil Goode -- whose primary contributions to the civic discourse has been ranty, slow-witted displays of Islamaphobia -- has produced the most toxic and transparently venal campaign ad so far this year.
5. "Magic Cyclops" Possibly the most bizarre (and transparently fake) audition so far, "Magic Cyclops" was certainly memorable for trying to be memorable, affecting a terrible British accent while insisting that he was from Davenport, Iowa, and strutting around the mini-stage like he was Keith Richards.
From a practical viewpoint, international trading has been most comprehensively and transparently documented by official agencies for many years.
Romney is most comfortable working, taking transparently little joy in talking about what he's going to do, or even who he is "as a person".
