Sentence examples for Conveys to the reader from inspiring English sources

Her evolving word choice conveys to the reader how her experiences in freedom shape her character.

"Your use of the term 'exposé'," he asserted, "conveys to the reader that you have adopted as your own all of the wrongful statements contained in the Article.

A thesis statement conveys to the reader the points and/or arguments you wish to make in a paper.

We hope to convey to the reader the value of the data and the invitation to think about sector strategies that will allow us to increase their use.

Then have students reflect on the process of creating these charticles and what they were trying to convey to the reader, as well as what it was like to confront and digest the material in these formats.

In conveying to the reader just how terribly young his heroes are, Mr. Powers gives us a visceral sense of the arcs their lives will trace and their bone-weary yearning to "return to ordinary".

Your statement of purpose (maximum 1,000 words) should convey to the reader your motivation and preparation for the program, as well as why the program is a good fit for your academic and professional goals.

In "A Heartbreaking Work," Mr. Eggers reprises events in different keys -- the hyperbolic, the deadpan, the earnest -- to try to convey to the reader the emotional fallout of his parents' deaths.

In doing this, however, she spends an enormous amount of time trying to convey to the reader the intricacies of Justin's work in quantum mechanics, a feat she never manages to pull off.

There's one incredibly metaphorical one, where you are the house, and inside the house is a tiny 9lb person, but it is somehow conveyed to the reader that they lived in the house once, as well.

Different industries and different titles will have a huge influence on what and how you can write, but from these boundaries I think it is important to convey to the reader: 'this is why you should care'.