Sentence examples for ability of conveying from inspiring English sources

Both communication channels correspond to leaner channels because of lack the ability of conveying nonverbal cues and the limited feedback [41].

In contrast, leaner communication channels, such as email or instant messaging, lack the ability of conveying nonverbal cues, and the feedback is limited [41].

The convergent presence of squalene in a variety of vertebrates as a pheromone compound suggests that it may have some properties, such as the ability of conveying airborne cues over a distance, suited for chemical communication.

His prose may not reach the same heights as Baker's rapturous ascents, his sense of communion may not measure the same devastating weight of mortality, but his ability to convey the power of an obsession is just as great, and his eye is as bright.

He became a virtuoso of nonverbal expression, gaining the ability to convey minute adjustments of articulation or dynamics with a twist of the wrist or an arched eyebrow.

None of that mattered much in light of Mr. Biss's ability to convey his deep understanding of these works and to give each a distinctive character.

As a class of sounds, environmental sounds are worth studying because of their ability to convey semantic information based on complex acoustic structure.

Roger Ebert commented that Dunst's creation of the child vampire Claudia was one of the "creepier" aspects of the film, and mentioned her ability to convey the impression of great age inside apparent youth.

Mr. Russert's Sunday morning eminence is unchallenged, in part because of his ability to convey regular-guy gravitas and eyebrow-borne skepticism while demonstrating a mastery of political matters.

The essence of Mr. Robinson's stage magic is his ability to convey a sense of living in a suspended moment of impassioned tenderness that ordinary mortals like us, even in the best of times, enjoy only sporadically; you might call it an altered state.

As a college student and Bruce Springsteen fanatic, I have experienced during my own emotional and moral development the power of the Boss as a teacher: his ability to convey the values of hard work and perseverance, family and community as well as his unique talent to paradoxically conjure haunting and depressing images while simultaneously consoling and uplifting his audience.