Sentence examples for opaque circle from inspiring English sources
As the opaque circle around Colonel Qaddafi shrank, his sons played ever more significant roles as his advisers, but it was never clear that he had anointed any one of them as his successor.
But so far, the Syrian government, led by Mr. Assad and a tight-knit, opaque circle, has signaled its intention to repress by force what it describes as an armed, religiously motivated uprising and what activists describe as a largely peaceful protest against the withering oppression of one of the Arab world's most authoritarian states.
The cue was either a "specified" cue in which a single opaque circle indicated which finger to press, or an "action-selection" cue in which 3 opaque circles indicated the 3 options subjects could choose between (see Fig. 1).
It is here that a little of the heat goes out of the movie, because the Queen becomes opaque, mentally circling the wagons, and we can't hear everything that she is thinking.
A great deal of their first show showed them rapping in circles in a massive opaque cube, the set's centerpiece, which kept them at an uncomfortable distance from the crowd – and each other.
However, few people have insight into the real tensions in the opaque nation's inner circle.
The chart can be overlaid with plastic sheets that are opaque but dotted with clear circles, allowing you to see some of the colors beneath.
It's opaque enough to cover dark circles and sunspots, but light enough not to look thick and cakey over lined skin.
To counteract dark circles use an opaque, yellow-toned concealer.
But according to some members of the circle, Mr. Esser remained opaque -- seeming not to recognize the rising tide in favor of Vodafone and unwilling to acknowledge that he might actually lose.
Filled circles represent unstable solutions that appear opaque or experience aqueous phase separation in the solution, hatch circles represent transition solutions that appear translucent and open circles represent stable solutions that appear clear.
