Sentence examples for perfectly transparent from inspiring English sources

They're also "nearly impossible to see," she said, being almost perfectly transparent.

In both works the individual strands were precisely rendered and the music's textures were perfectly transparent.

It is almost perfectly transparent since it only absorbs 2% of light.

To Google there's only one way to be, and that's perfectly transparent and maximally efficient.

These explanations have been conveyed to the media in a clear, reasonable, and perfectly transparent way.

Senator D'Amato's zeal stems from the perfectly transparent, and understandable, desire to proclaim, "See — they're no better than us".

Adams's shockingly radiant landscapes -- where trees glow white, skies are deep black, and mountains are step tones of gray -- appear not as perfectly pure, transparent and instantaneous records of nature itself but rather as a record of his restless attempts to locate his memories and projections.

The gift-giving process is ritualistic but perfectly practical and transparent, and the lesson is important and clear: respect your elders — for myriad reasons, but let's start with the fact that they can help you  if you do.

Carrère, to talk up his subject, probably makes more of a mystery of Romand than is deserved - the outcome of his wretched life seems both perfectly logical and transparent.

Since Trump's rise, in this view, has been built on a perfectly honest and transparent expression of his own personality, it represents a kind of victory for honesty and transparency in themselves, promising an America in which everyone can say and do whatever they want: no tricks, no lies, no consequences, no regrets.

The essay was wildly, beautifully, unintentionally ridiculous, perfectly illustrating the transparent xenophobia and racism of those who fight against the inevitable shifts of national demographics.