Sentence examples for transparently meant from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, he published an Op-Ed in the Times that was transparently meant to emphasize his advantage.

This amateur sleuthing leads to unsurprising trouble, including with Lang's wife, Ruth (Olivia Williams), a brainy beauty whose relationship with her husband holds its own secrets and is transparently meant to invoke that between Cherie Booth and Tony Blair.

"But trying to move more transparently means things move more slowly".

And even if there were a coherent populist agenda, it wouldn't change the fact that the shutdown strategy has proven a comprehensively, transparently hapless means for furthering it.

It would be recommended that future studies record time to healing and present data transparently using mean values with a measure of the spread of data.

It occurred towards the end – a little less time and it never would have happened – when Trump was asked to explain what he meant by one of the more transparently sexist things he's said about Clinton: namely, that she doesn't look presidential.

The real reason, transparently, was that Mr Christie realised that holding the Senate election on the same day as the gubernatorial one meant that popular Democrat Cory Booker would be on the ballot, and that might hurt his own chances a bit with Democrats inclined to "vote the ticket".

The speech was certainly meant to draw our attention away from the questions that have been torturing us, but the devices it used were so transparently calculated to divert our attention that our attention was drawn back to those very questions.

Election-related violence in countries as disparate as Egypt, Ukraine, Thailand and more recently Burundi demonstrated how elections, which are meant to promote stability and facilitate the peaceful transfer of power, can become divisive if the process is not handled professionally, transparently and with integrity.

This meant that important issues of concern to members of the project and external funders and institutions, which had potential implications for research integrity and professional standing, were dealt with quickly and transparently.

Arnold opined that "demanding that he [Dalton] play Bond's wrathfulness in a transparently seething and hotheaded manner" means that Dalton "seems to waste away on this second outing as Bond".