Sentence examples for accidentally conveyed from inspiring English sources

Researchers studying human interactions with computers find that nearly everybody has accidentally conveyed a message intended for a narrow audience to an uncomfortably broad one — sometimes by doing something as simple as hitting "reply all" on a company-wide e-mail.

I have definitely overused my fair-share of "!" and also accidentally conveyed a harsh tone when my intention was to be light and breezy.

On the night of November 9 , 1989 a government spokesman named Schabowski went on TV to preview the new policy but bungled the message, accidentally conveying that everyone was free to pass through checkpoints without any approval--and that they could do so "immediately". Hardly believing their ears, thousands of East Germans promptly started streaming to checkpoints.

Dutton's comments, conveyed in a text message he accidentally sent to Maiden, were "unbecoming of anyone, let alone a senior cabinet minister" and Turnbull should "front up to Australians and explain what he thinks of the behaviour", Wong said.

The concern here appeared to relate to the possibility that, although an issuer would intend that only non-material non-public information be conveyed in such an interview, there is always the possibility that a material piece of information is accidentally included as well.

Sex and violence, discreetly conveyed.

This he learned and conveyed.

It simply cannot be conveyed.

Were they effectively conveyed?

Explore the message being conveyed.

I don't know if all the strings connecting Putin's face muscles to his brain were accidentally severed during a tragic smiling accident years ago, but I've seen brickwork convey more emotion.