Sentence examples for perfectly opaque from inspiring English sources

From one angle, each painting looks perfectly opaque, blank and flat.

(I once saw a conjectural re-staging of that work in Los Angeles; it was noisy and perfectly opaque).

They must mean some kind of perfectly opaque transparency that would surely be of interest to scientists researching new smart materials.

"The interior of the funnel was hollow, the rim itself appearing to be not over ten feet in thickness and, owing possibly to the light within the funnel, appeared perfectly opaque," the Captain later wrote.

Lucia Pieroni, whose mulberry mouth at Rochas was inspired by Paris at night, and more specifically the sexy, suit-wearing models in vintage Helmut Newton photographs, used a couple of old-fashioned tricks to get a perfectly opaque pout.

Though Justice Powell's concurrence was almost perfectly opaque, press lawyers seized on it and for decades convinced countless lower courts that Branzburg had in fact been a victory for the press.

Both perfectly straightforward and utterly opaque, it hit heights rarely achieved elsewhere.

Like many others, Ding knew something that government auditors uncovered only later: China's most famous public-works project was an ecosystem almost perfectly hospitable to corruption — opaque, unsupervised, and overflowing with cash, especially after the government announced a stimulus to mitigate the effects of the 2008 global financial crisis.