Sentence examples for typically transparent from inspiring English sources
A. Well, Lip Smackers are typically transparent, flavored stuff that makes your lips feel good.
This device can be used as an efficient tool for precisely and individually manipulating biological micro-objects that are typically transparent and flexible.
The frontal prism where the drill site is located corresponds to a typically seismically transparent (or chaotic) zone with several landward-dipping semi-continuous reflections.
Typically, a transparent solution of Sn(OH 6 2− was first prepared by mixing 1.17 g SnCl4·5H2O and 2.0 g NaOH; it was then transferred into a Teflon-lined autoclave (80 ml) with a Fe-based alloy substrate present, which was subsequently heated to 200°C for 24 h.
Formally, granite is a plutonic rock that is composed of between 10 to 50% quartz (typically semi-transparent white) and 65 to 90% total feldspar (typically a pinkish or white hue).
"By nature I tended to trust people and was typically open and transparent... but such transparency would go astray when others saw us out of context or when I gave trust to those few who were unworthy of it," he writes.
The precision and poignancy is there on the moving Prepared, a typically fragmented yet transparent account of a home life collapsing in on itself as love dies.
The conductive polymer PEDOT PSS is typically applied on transparent surfaces such as glass or plastic film.
"I'm typically a very transparent person, but I decided to wait because I didn't want my pregnancy to jeopardize the growth of our company.
According to D.R. Nagaraj, Allama's mystic poems are in a category all of their own and do not qualify as bhakti poems, which are typically characterised by transparent devotion.
Smugglers typically transport the small, transparent baby fish called glass eels by cramming hundreds into water-filled plastic bags that are then packed into personal baggage, and carried live from Europe into China (the samples Baker tested had been frozen by authorities).
