Sentence examples for Positively conveyed from inspiring English sources

The collection's view of the Gilded Age as a time of tremendous progress is no more positively conveyed than in W. Bernard Carlson's essay, "Technology and America as a Consumer Society, 1870 1900". Carlson begins the piece by invoking Edward Bellamy's 1888 novel Looking Backward: [End Page 274] 2000–1887 as an example of the embrace of technology and progress by late-nineteenth-century Americans.

When that happens clearer communication will return and necessary information will be more positively conveyed.

Participants rated emotion similarly for the physically-present vs. virtually-present robot, although positively-valenced poses conveyed by the physical robot were perceived as more positive and more animate.

The level of enthusiasm conveyed through the feedbacks was received positively by the urban planning program faculty.

New information, or the information focus, in the headline is conveyed by the Rheme, 'appreciated', which positively modifies the Theme, 'Syria's cooperation'.

Mr. Mer said the news, which was conveyed by the Japanese minister, Masajuro Shiokawa, was "judged rather positively" by the group.

Moraitis said he had conveyed the message that "the government would be prepared to consider positively a senior legal role for her".

"At the meeting with the president, I conveyed the message from Prime Minister Olmert that Israel is ready to restart negotiations as well as to talk peace," Ms Pelosi told reporters, adding that President Assad responded positively.

Sex and violence, discreetly conveyed.

This he learned and conveyed.

It simply cannot be conveyed.