Sentence examples for adequately conveyed from inspiring English sources

But can the argument against human embryo research be adequately conveyed by saying it involves "potentially viable human embryos," as the Journal/NBC poll asked?

They're the best thing in the movie, but a familiar problem arises: le Carré's complicated plot and his thrillingly cryptic dialogue can't be adequately conveyed in two hours.

"On the former charge, whether or not the programme's aims were adequately conveyed, the forces have a clear top line vision of what they want to do.

He begins by admitting he is skeptical that the experience of living among the animals, as he has for long stretches, can be adequately conveyed with camera.

The depth of the hurt and the extent of the bitterness generated by such relentless hostility was never adequately conveyed by the media.

We can only wonder how far the rumoured scepticism of the intelligence services towards the Afghanistan operation has been adequately conveyed to ministers.

Mr. Freeh said photographs did not adequately convey the destruction.

One thing that typography cannot adequately convey is vocal modulation.

that adequately conveys almost everything except Le Monde's magical and superior tone.

Nor does "asymmetric warfare" adequately convey the full measure of inequality between the two sides.

The American Liver Foundation believes the current warnings on acetaminophen labels do not adequately convey the risk to the liver.