Sentence examples for act of conveying from inspiring English sources

The directive conveys a norm or, more precisely, conveys the institution's intention to create, by the act of conveying the intention, a norm (a standard that permits or mandates some action) with the same content.

It was this fact that Huhne was in the act of conveying to a Guardian journalist, when his finger slipped from 'Send Direct Message' to the button marked 'Destroy Remaining Political Career'.

The Hepburn Act of 1906 conveyed those powers and created the federal government's first true regulatory agency.

At the same time, it seems possible that as "Bliss" continues to unravel, it will expose human kindness as much as human imperfection, and that the key element extended into real time and space by Mr. Kjartansson and his collaborators will be the act of forgiveness conveyed by, but also implicit within, the countess's few, achingly affecting notes.

Ms. Losier is an able singer and does a convincing job of conveying Médée's emotional turmoil in her big Act 4 scene.

Fourthly, the scope of fairy tale is made by language: it consists above all of acts of imagination, conveyed in a symbolic Esperanto.

Both acts of communication convey the same message.

The horizontal circulation within the mixed layer also acts to convey fresh waters out of the Bay at these timescales, but in a lesser quantity compared to the vertical export.

It was a powerful act of gratitude and conveyed a clear message that compassion had indeed become our common language.

In the divertissement of Act II, Miranda Weese and Philip Neal conveyed the poetry of the pas de deux.

These are structured in levels of depths, ranging from acts conveying more superficial information to ones conveying more intimate information.