Sentence examples for rarely transparent from inspiring English sources

Life, they seem to say, is rarely transparent, and therefore neither are their sentences.

Police departments are rarely transparent when they obtain surveillance equipment, Marlow said.

Yet code set definitions are rarely transparent and their sharing is almost non-existent.

But North Korea's political reporting of itself is rarely transparent, so what might this unusual glimpse through the looking glass actually mean?

But the meaning of these texts, particularly when read in their original languages, is rarely transparent to all reasonable interpreters; that is, not even all who regard a relevant text as authoritative seem able to agree on its correct interpretation.

Corporations are rarely transparent about the chemicals used in their products or the way their employees are treated.

But they have rarely been called transparent.

Not that there's anything wrong with that, but the witty wordplay on "Seinfeld" rarely included such transparent puns.

In practice, the selection of representatives was rarely democratic or transparent.

This overarching 'problem' is, however, rarely unpacked to make transparent the more specific issues that constitute, or lead to, a lack of fit between users and services.

Knowledge may be transparent; but power rarely is.