Sentence examples for so opaque that from inspiring English sources

So how did the system evolve into something so opaque that it required government intervention?

The process is so opaque that no one even knows how many teachers there are.

Eggers is not Wittgenstein: his philosophy is not so opaque that it permits many varied interpretations.

It may be that hedge-fund styles are so opaque that investors are forced to rely simply on recent returns.

Jumping in had not been my first thought: the water was so opaque that I assumed it to be shallow.

But the defence budget is so opaque that the government's figures have to be treated with enormous scepticism.

They try to calculate which officials and members of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's family are important in a regime that is so opaque at times as to be – in practical terms – impenetrable.

The chief physiognomic features of rainforests, the ancestral home of the order Primates and the principal habitat of nonhuman primates today, are the evergreen broad-leaved trees that collectively form a closed canopy, so opaque to sunlight that the forest floor is in perpetual twilight.

It said that so opaque was the bidding that the two rival designers who submitted bids did so for a pedestrian bridge, with only Heatherwick's firm aware the project was for a garden bridge.

The broth — a ginger-scented liquid simmered 48 hours with pork and beef bones — is so opaque and creamy that you can't even see the school of willowy wontons that hover just below the surface.

It was so opaque to me that it might as well have been a blank space on the map.