Sentence examples for opaque statement from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps it was this opaque statement: "ISIS is honoring President Obama.

Her spokesman gave an exquisitely opaque statement to the Arizona Republic: "She agonizes over these things," he said.

As a strangely opaque statement, it comes only second to Rupert's earlier declaration that "This is the most humble day of my life".

That is just the kind of opaque statement prompting speculation that Mr. Kerkorian's 56percentt ownership stake in MGM might be in play.

The official news agency, SANA, gave little explanation, issuing an opaque statement saying that the party "should develop itself through adhering to reality," and was "setting new restrictions" in selecting members.

IT MAY be difficult to believe, but there was a time when the chairman of America's Federal Reserve Board was not the most listened-to person in Washington and in Wall Street; when markets were not moved by every opaque statement made by the man who controls interest rates.

If you are given to labeling forbiddingly opaque statements with question marks, your margins will easily inherit 70 or more — many more if you are less forgiving.

Based on slightly opaque statements in its regulatory filings, AOL is well aware that a substantial number of those paying are no longer using their dial-up modems to make data phone calls.

Of course, no one ever admits to engaging in accounting shenanigans, but the kind of notoriously opaque statements used by Enron can give a clue about possible violations lurking inside a company's books.

In its "Jeopardy!" project, I.B.M. researchers were tackling a game that requires not only encyclopedic recall, but also the ability to untangle convoluted and often opaque statements, a modicum of luck, and quick, strategic button pressing.

But given that Mr. Greenspan's notoriously opaque statements as Federal Reserve chairman sometimes confused even the closest observers of monetary policy, it remains to be seen whether he can write a book that appeals to a large general-interest audience.