Sentence examples for slightly transparent from inspiring English sources

5 When the onion becomes slightly transparent, add the mushrooms.

It yielded pliant, subtle results, a web of mesh bubbling like a geodesic dome or a two-tone tweed, slightly transparent as the models walked.

Why? Due to a printing error, the black bars which we were made to use to hide the "offensive" parts and avoid prosecution came back from the printers ever so slightly transparent.

Edges are black (slightly transparent) and their thickness relates to contribution/collaboration intensity.

The materials are slightly transparent and have good solvent resistance, low water absorption and good processability.

The ghosting feature allows you to easily do this as it shows you a slightly transparent version of the picture your trying to mimic, so you can line yourself up with it.

But then she notices a faint white outline left by the overcleaning, and when she darkens it slightly with transparent flesh tones, the arm rounds out as if by magic.

The move is part of an effort to make the secretive Cheltenham listening post slightly more transparent and improve its public image after Edward Snowden revealed the industrial scale of mass surveillance by it and the NSA.

This year's Mademoiselle by Mr. Starck was even more shrewdly attuned to the moment with a corset-curved polyurethane body and seat wrapped in silk jacquard atop slightly splayed transparent polycarbonate legs (approximately $350).

"The main difference," she said, between color C.C. creams and B.B. creams is that C.C. creams "are slightly less transparent, so you get a little more color going on," she said.

Ms. Feinstein was rebuffed when she asked the court for redacted summaries of its opinions; as chairwoman, she should use her power to demand that the administration find ways to make the court even slightly more transparent.