Sentence examples for opaque pillar from inspiring English sources
Alan Stevenson wrote: "The effect of the jet d'eau was at times extremely beautiful, the water being so broken as to form a snow-white and opaque pillar, surrounded by a fine vapour in which, during sunshine, beautiful rainbows were observed ".
Such a constitution would not only repudiate the unprincipled "muddling through" that has traditionally characterised the British government, but also overturn the two pillars on which its opaque and oligarchical powers rest: the crown prerogatives and the sovereignty of parliament.
Our planarized apertures are 40 250 nm diameter glass pillars surrounded by a thin, opaque metal and coated by 10 nm of SiO2.
Yet to articulate an ethos in which those conflicts are not simply unresolved, but wafted away with a scented candle, seems slippery and opaque, a set of rules in which every pillar could just as well be turned on its head.
Parties' accounts are opaque.
But not completely opaque.
It's opaque, or worse than opaque.
