Sentence examples for traditionally transparent from inspiring English sources

I glanced down to see that she had colored Merida's traditionally transparent skin a shade of brown.

The construction of websites for a film or a visual narrative project traditionally has a transparent and familiar formula: Put up the trailer.

The commercial-waste industry was traditionally lucrative and not very transparent, so it was an attractive venue for organized crime.

Posting the entire prepublication history of accepted papers on the journal's website has turned our practice of peer review from what was traditionally a "black box" into a transparent process.

Federal bankruptcy courts traditionally have been among the country's most transparent tribunals, with virtually all filings and proceedings open to the public.

"Traditionally, our markets have been the fairest, most efficient and the most transparent in the world," Mr. Sarbanes said tonight.

Traditionally, the energy transfer via electric coupling has received more attention since materials are mostly transparent to the magnetic field.

Traditionally the states provided the essential regulation of mortgage origination, ownership and sales as a transparent process duly recorded and subject to public examination at the county level.

The arrests sent shock waves through Hong Kong, a city traditionally known for both cosseting its real estate tycoons and for being home to one of the most transparent governments in Asia.

We should also provide a greater voice to traditionally oppressed and suppressed groups, including by enabling unions and association, and making public and corporate private activity more transparent and accountable to the people generally.

In early January the Golden Globe awards saw the traditionally dominant broadcasters make way for Netflix and Amazon, with Kevin Spacey taking best actor for House of Cards and Transparent taking best comedy.