Sentence examples for rather transparent from inspiring English sources

But the rather transparent ploy didn't work.

Something else remains rather transparent, too: Terry is not going to get any better.

"The fragility of this explanation is rather transparent," Mr. Galluzzi said dryly.

Critics may cite this as an example of rather transparent prejudice-mongering.

I love "Talley's Folly," in spite of its highly sentimental story line and its rather transparent dénouement.

And, notwithstanding all the rather transparent statements of concern and condemnation, we have watched avidly but rather dispassionately.

Paler against pale, Botticelli's Venus floats against a high sky that seems a condensation of ether, rather than transparent.

He has taken control of it as best he can, even if it is rather politically transparent.

Politics rather than transparent diplomacy is still a dilemma, as well as protection of those who wish to disclose wrongdoing, discrimination, mismanagement, or legitimate corruption.

This little trick, however, is rather too transparent.

The present dispensation is fraught with all of the anxiety, uncertainty and needless suffering that attends any policy area governed by arbitrariness and lack of clarity rather than transparent, democratically enacted norms.