Sentence examples for opaque point from inspiring English sources

Jean Baudrillard weighed in with a characteristically opaque point about nudity and truth.

What we get instead is a wide-eyed Robocop knock-off, its eponymous android plaintively decrying human misconduct even as it commits industrial-scale destruction; whatever opaque point the film is making, it belabours it in earnest denial of its own Dinky Toy absurdity.

A spokesperson for the internet privacy group Access Now told Politico the group feared that the choice to hand over social media information was not really a choice at all, and that the program could act as an opaque entry point for more exacting probes.

The institutional amalgam of contradictory, overlapping and opaque rights points to endogeneity – resultant from actors' multitudinous interactions, bargaining and conflict – rather than the reverse.

The arrow points to the end of the radio-opaque tip of the access cannula, just above the diagram.

Ollivier is a little opaque on that point.

But for a veteran, he seemed a strangely anonymous figure - opaque to the point of unknown.

The recently published "Modernising Government" white paper is opaque to the point of illiteracy in discussing how multi-functional chip cards will be used in the future.

"Especially compared to, say, Barack Obama, in 2008, where you knew that he was running on health care and ending the war in Iraq, it's pretty opaque at this point what Hillary Clinton's agenda is," says Toobin.

But whether by accident or by design (a fascinating exchange between Mark Textor, Crosby's partner and Liberal election guru, and Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy was opaque on this point) Dutton's comments managed to dominate a day and some of the next after a positively feline interjection into the election debate.

Grain/matrix ratio (GMR) was calculated by using the ratios of phenocrysts, microlites, volcanic glass, voids and opaque minerals after point counting on thin sections.