Sentence examples similar to adapt to convey from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, his memorable writing style, humorous but stripped of all subjectivity ("Relationships are complex, not susceptible to rule governance or local coherence"), is superbly adapted to convey something of an autistic's world view.
But probably the true power of the arrow lies in the ease with which it can be adapted to convey an individual meaning, based on its use and appearance.
Therukkūthu has, in recent times, been very successfully adapted to convey social messages, such as abstinence and anti-caste criticism, as well as information about legal rights, and has spread to other parts of India.
Folk culture in the form of song and dance will also be adapted to convey important messages to communities.
I think women are better adapted to conveying emotions via the film medium," Schmid said.
Written language is no less adapted to conveying more than just factual information, asking factual questions, and giving instructions.
Those posters actually conveyed more about Microsoft's attempts to adapt to the new gaming market than almost anything Mr. Schappert could have said.
We need type that can not only adapt to all our different platforms and screens, but adapt to its context and the content it conveys.
Politicians adapt to communications technology.
"Farmers can adapt to trends.
