Sentence examples for rendered transparent from inspiring English sources

(C'mon, you remember, the sheer dress rendered transparent under the glare of the flashbulbs).

For Weber, the advent of scientific methods and the use of enlightened reason meant that the world was rendered transparent and demystified.

But sound government policies are necessary, for this works if corporations are rendered transparent and public shareholders are empowered to force changes.

In "Madonna of Port Lligat" (1950), in which Gala is cast as the Virgin, everything is in suspension, like the floating atoms that make up matter, and both mother and child are rendered transparent by squares cut in their torsos.

With the Nazi naval communications rendered transparent, the British could pinpoint the position of the U-boats, steering convoys safely around them and, taking the offensive, sending destroyers to sink them.

What Meckler understands, unlike so many ballet directors, is that if a story is to be translated into dance, its structure must be rendered transparent, otherwise there's just too much to assimilate.

The company built its business model around rendering transparent what people and organizations that make their information available freely consider relevant.

The proposed approach can render transparent whether statistical evidence is lacking for this argument.

The defense of Descartes' real distinction proof is enlightening because it renders transparent the assumption of abstractive knowledge that might have aided contemporary readers' understanding of the proof.

This process should render transparent that independent of the predictive power of an energy model the sheer use of variables that are inherently uncertain leads to model outcomes that must reflect that uncertainty.

We propose that the single most valuable step forward in interdisciplinary research would be to render transparent the methods of interdisciplinary research projects.