Sentence examples similar to a statement is conveyed from inspiring English sources

A more telling statement is conveyed when these heedless children are seen cutting lines of cocaine on the glass of a framed Picasso drawing.

It's not that these ideas were so new, even in 2000, but in a Wallace story, the statement is conveyed with such intensity that it feels discovered anew.

These statements were conveyed as a consequence of events and experiences during the course.

A continuance is conveyed.

The lawmakers — Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado, both of whom are Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee — sent a letter to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. calling for him to "correct the public record" and to ensure that future department statements about the authority the government believes is conveyed by the surveillance law would not be misleading.

Similar accusations were brought over other articles but in those Dank failed to establish that defamatory statements would be conveyed to an ordinary, reasonable reader.

The authors assert that Millian was an "unwitting" source for Steele — that he spoke about Trump to an interlocutor without realizing that his statements were being conveyed to the former British spy.

Is a strong emotion being conveyed?

But a message had been conveyed.

"It is the Eritrean people who have emerged most victorious," the government said in a brief statement made after the ruling was conveyed privately to the two governments.

Ecuador's approach was conveyed in statements by its foreign minister and from its embassy in Washington as the Obama administration sought to further lighten a cold war atmosphere with Russia, which said Tuesday that it would not extradite Mr. Snowden to face criminal charges in the United States.