Sentence examples for transparent account from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldstein gave a playful, crisply articulated and texturally transparent account of the Brahms Scherzo.

In an unusually transparent account of "Appalachian Spring," Mr. Robertson stripped away sentimental varnish to reveal something as well made and functional as Shaker furniture.

It is inconceivable to most people that these officers have not been required to give a full and transparent account of their actions.

A spokesman for Transline Group said: "Transline representatives attended the committee to give a transparent account of our operations at Shirebrook.

Her speech offered an unusually transparent account of how she is balancing various factors in making her decisions about monetary policy.

The bill that night also included Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, and Mr. Jarvi recreated that juxtaposition here, giving the Fifth an unusually brisk, visceral, texturally transparent account.

Whereas in the past, there was only investor demand for transparent accounting, now there is public demand for transparency on corporations' environmental footprint.

Transparent accounting would have revealed the extent of these problems long ago.

Closer fiscal coordination, more discipline and more transparent accounting are essential to preserving the euro.

The main reason is that Britain's is an open economy with transparent accounting.

The result would be far more transparent accounts.But also more volatile ones.