Sentence examples for allowed to convey from inspiring English sources

The truth is altogether physically and intellectually more frustrating, messier and far less dignified than Redmayne is allowed to convey.

The question is whether the music should be allowed to convey its concepts free of a director's explicit ideological imagery.

Inform your customers that you might send information about hem to third parties, and allow them the choice of opting out: you will not be allowed to convey their information without their consent.

This device allows to convey objects on an air cushion using an original aerodynamic traction principle.

Some of her best work illustrated the corporate claim that "Membership has its privileges": Willie Shoemaker standing next to Wilt Chamberlain; John Cleese hanging from a tree; Ella Fitzgerald in a pose and outfit that for once allowed her to convey sexiness instead of perfect pitch.

"Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's participation in the Geneva talks allowed Russia to convey its position not just to those directly involved in the talks, but also to the international community.

The game's written narrative was an innovative feature that allowed it to convey a larger story than was found in the minimal plots common at the time.

Within a session, we provide mechanisms allowing applications to convey ordering relationships between successive transmissions that can be used by the network to help ensure a distributed application's delivery ordering expectations are met.

finally -- several days later -- were allowed to go by car convey to Alexandria.

Richard Eyre's busy production allows Beale to convey the multiple faces of Foote.

The rise of new media is allowing politicians to convey their message without needing newspapers as an intermediary.