Sentence examples for transparent about that from inspiring English sources

She remains transparent about that process, explaining that she "likes to keep [her] work very realistic, but not so realistic that the flowers border on 'chintzy.'" Achieving that means "coloring the paper" before making each petal, "in order to let the chips fall where they may as far as patterns and colors".

The company said: "Our topsoil does contain a percentage of peat and we are completely transparent about that on the packaging".

Photographers have different roles working with a nongovernmental organization or with an editorial publication, and he says it is important to be transparent about that.

In fact, I told Absolut that they should give the bloggers something for their participation and that people would want to be very transparent about that.

The degree to which you're transparent about that, it really does insulate you from the accusation of policy capture," he argues.

Then we talk every month with the company about whether we're at green, yellow or red on any of those six things, and we are very transparent about that.

"It was a tremendous opportunity to set that precedent," Niehaus said, "that we're going to be transparent about things that go well and also about things that don't".

And now's there's a sexual response coordinator, victim advocate at almost every installation, ship, wherever, in the world.... It's important to understand that we say, "Yes, it's a persistent problem," and that's why we're being so honest and transparent about it, that's why our leadership is stepping up, in an unprecedented way.

I do think the company has an obligation to be transparent about everything that's gone wrong".

"Initially, we thought, before we start putting $22 pizza on the menu, let's be transparent about what that money is actually going towards".

We brought the case because EFSA isn't being transparent about decisions that will allow pesticides to reach the EU market without consulting evidence on safety from independent scientists.