Sentence examples for Convey clearly from inspiring English sources

Still, few scientists managed to convey clearly the meaning of that research.

Social scientists have improved their ability to convey clearly how they contribute to society, for example, they provided over 2,000 of the impact case studies submitted to the recent Research Excellence Framework (Ref) exercise.

Because a bad day means the lessons that took hours to create were not embraced, the kids didn't understand, were too easy, or I just wasn't able to convey clearly.

After disastrous results in local and European elections, and a confidence-sapping sixth place in last week's Newark byelection, the Lib Dem leader will concede that his party has failed to convey clearly enough why it wants to be in power, allowing critics to claim it has lost its soul in government.

In order to convey clearly the trans-impedance output along with the input parameters such as electrical conductivity and lift-off distance, the paper utilizes a method of grids plane to display the relationship intuitively.

What the petition proposes is a change in the church's Book of Discipline to state that "the United Methodist Church and its clergy will convey clearly, in words and in actions, that God is not divided by sex and that women and men equally reflect the image of the Creator".

His writing... conveys clearly ideas that other social scientists would have clotted with needless jargon.

What is conveyed clearly is Nureyev's tremendous passion for dancing and for life.

Some exams in this category are acceptable performances that lack a quality of deeper reflection; others may demonstrate more independent insight, but are not conveyed clearly or convincingly.

It's much more likely that they have a rationale that they haven't conveyed clearly, or may not even recognize themselves.

Most importantly, they require advisers who can devote time and attention, thereby conveying clearly that the service expected by the client is being delivered by the firm.