Sentence examples for He puts across from inspiring English sources

I think Adam Curtis is in many ways the most important documentary voice on British TV, simply because he puts across mad arguments and compels you to engage with them.

But if he had won his case, Irving's theories — which he puts across sniggeringly in anti-Semitic company but more soberly in big books, padded with forests of footnotes and references to obscure Nazi archives — would have been given a boost of legitimacy.

"He is inventive, he is creative in terms of his sessions and is unbelievably organised and I think the message he puts across to the lads is that you train with an enjoyment.

Even dishes that don't work brilliantly have a direct, outspoken quality that instantly puts across what he is trying to do -- a kind of pipeline to his instinct and intelligence.

He put across to the culture at large what was going on in the African-American community, which was both enlightening and inspiring.

Everybody in the gang chat did their bit and played to type, with writer-director Stephen Gaghan making sure he put across the undue burden of not only writing a film, but directing it as well.

With a brash Amsterdam accent, he put across his views about soccer and everything surrounding the game with irresistible force.

In a forthright interview on the question of leader, he put across some very important points regarding the energy required for strong leadership.

As a songwriter he can put across something that's very simple but heartfelt.

"I listened to him on the radio and he always put across his enthusiasm.

Hannan took on as many interviews as he could, to put across a more positive interpretation of events, but he often found himself under hostile questioning.