Sentence examples for opaque of from inspiring English sources

"Caché" is simultaneously the most conventional and the most opaque of Haneke's films, and arguably the most effective.

Thin and wiry, opaque of eye but sharp in his mind, Park lived to play those games.

This is no small thing: he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes.

The trial produced hours of testimony about state property sold off in the most opaque of ways, with profits from those sales then reinvested to influence domestic politics.

His melodic shards are strong, as are the chord sequences moving underneath them; he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes, and his fat-toned, unfussy bass sound enhances them.

His melodic shards are strong, as are the chord sequences moving underneath them; he has the distinction, in a time when jazz compositions are becoming increasingly opaque, of writing catchy tunes, his fat-toned, unfussy bass sound enhances them.

Absorption, CD and circularly polarized luminescence, CPL, of opaque film of a chiral fluorescent perylene derivative are studied.

Transparent glass, held in place by strips of lead, was used in place of the opaque colours of the original.

We've never been able to catch a glimpse of a gas planet's core because of the opaque clouds of gas that tend to hide them.

("Earned" sits alongside "underweathered" and "overfurnished" as one of those opaque ways of saying, "This poem doesn't work").

Chief among them is to beware the reckless spending, conflicts of interest and opaque practices of those seeking high profits.