Sentence examples for opaque use of from inspiring English sources

As Orwell so eloquently explained in such essays as "Politics and the English Language" and "Writers and Leviathan," such deliberately misleading and opaque use of language can pose a danger to the fabric of democracy.

Worse, President Donald Trump's head nod to troops to use deadly force against any rock-throwing migrants stokes tension at the border, where agents have already killed at least 97 people — citizens and noncitizens alike — over the last 15 years under opaque use-of-force policies.

Finally, the diazepam anxiolytic activity is significantly detected in our laboratory in specific EPM conditions (maze with opaque walls, use of a red light, maze located in a spacious experimental room).

But its makers, a group called Invisible Children, have been widely criticised by Ugandan journalists and other aid agencies for being self-promoting (the video spends much of its 28 minutes on its maker, Jason Russell and his young son, Gavin) and opaque about its use of funds – and for concentrating on an issue that has dramatically changed in recent years.

Another could be the widespread use of opaque corporate structures to conceal wrongdoing.

His, though, were different from those of British watercolorists — more gestural, for one thing, and mystifying for their use of opaque watercolors at a time when they were typically translucent.

The use of Opaque Ventilated Façades (OVF) has considerably increased in recently years as an envelope solution in a variety of building types, climates, and design configurations.

Among these methods, the use of opaque insulation has a role for blocking the inner heat loss, but also for inefficiently blocking the natural solar heat coming to the inside of a building.

Allocation was concealed by the use of opaque, sealed envelopes.

Classes were randomised with the use of opaque envelopes.

Allocation concealment until the point of enrolment was achieved through the use of opaque sealed envelopes.