Sentence examples for which is opaque from inspiring English sources

The new marquee was modeled on that of the Alden at Central Park West and 83rd Street, which is opaque.

"One of the very difficult challenges has been making the brain, which is opaque, clear enough so that you can see deep into it".

The catheter, which is opaque to X-ray, is advanced into the right atrium, right ventricle, and pulmonary artery under fluoroscopy.

Of whitewashed glass in two layers, one of which is opaque, the vase, by now well known, shoots fingers upward from a deep base, like a handkerchief pulled into shape to adorn a pocket.

Jamaica is great fun and there was a lot I loved about the country, but there's a post-colonial air to it which is opaque and difficult to define (certainly on a two-week holiday) that feels quite heavy at times.

They traded upstairs in an over-the-counter market, which is opaque, and did not trade on exchange.

And if hypothecated taxes have drawbacks, general taxes – which are opaque to many voters – have more.

The suspension merely highlighted what many people have been saying about the league's suspension policies, which are opaque.

We use a lot more different colorants and we don't use blacks and umbers, which are opaque.

They escaped scrutiny, he argued in 1999, because they emanated from "gigantic" models, which were opaque even to other economists.

Companies may have to pay the rate for the job in a competitive market for talent, but it is better that this is done through base salary than performance incentives which are opaque and unpredictable.