Sentence examples for not completely transparent from inspiring English sources
We classified intervascular transparency into three categories: (i) preserved; (ii) slightly impaired (not completely transparent, but easily recognizable subepithelial vessels); and (iii) impaired (difficult or impossible to recognize subepithelial vessels).
The only thing I can think of is that Soros is somewhat mroe clearly linked to the institutions he funds, but he's certainly not completely transparent.
For what concerns the G and H pegs, the pigment in the IR region is semi-transparent but not completely transparent.
Second, AR glasses are not completely transparent, and your view of the real world is somewhat dimmed by the translucent display optics.
Since water exchange in an EIP involves multiple independently operating plants, information exchange between the participants is not completely transparent and multiple future scenarios are expected to happen as the fate and plans of other participants are not completely divulged.
ANVUR's Web site does not describe the process clearly, critics say; on the homepage, Fantoni acknowledges that the site is still under construction, and that ANVUR is not completely transparent as a result.
Reasons aside, Apple wasn't completely transparent with users and is now dealing with the consequences.
If the sago has absorbed all the coconut milk but is not yet completely transparent, add more (or water, but you do not want to add very much water since the creaminess of this dessert comes from the coconut).
The Palaszczuk government has refused to guarantee an emergency bank loan for Queensland Nickel on the grounds Palmer was not being completely transparent about the state of inter-company finances.
He can be charming when he wishes and earns a fortune from sources who are not always completely transparent.
While it is true that Iran has not been completely transparent about its activities, motivations, and intentions, there is a significant difference of opinion between countries and even within the United States about what this implies and what should be done about it.
