Sentence examples for really opaque from inspiring English sources

The Agency, I'd suggested with a laugh, must be pursuing "some kind of really opaque strategy of electing Donald Trump to undermine the U.S".

"The problem that macros present is that they're really opaque, they're really hard to edit afterwards, and they also can't do really cool things — you couldn't set a macro up very easily to run every single day," he adds.

"Triglycerides make your blood look really opaque, white, and fatty.

This is really a very opaque movie, evidently premised on a vividly perceived emotional situation, but in which the emotional lives of Simon and Ariane are a mystery.

The authors, astonishingly, come out in favor of exclamation points (" 'Thanks!!!!' is way friendlier than 'Thanks' "), abbreviations ("Is LOL... really inherently more opaque than FYI?"), and emoticons (those smiley faces and the like may "bug many people but they make us smile").

What "The Shining" is really about will remain opaque.

It is so strikingly opaque it really makes one wonder what they are trying to hide".

Dotmac is fairly opaque and doesn't really convey what it does, while Mobile Me, I think, is a little more descriptive.

Just how much multilateral cooperation is really going on is still slightly opaque, though.

Mix opaque and glycerine soap really hard and fast together with a stick and the soap will become fluffy.

As always, what's really happening inside the Iranian government is somewhat opaque.