Sentence examples for also conveys that from inspiring English sources
The language also conveys that Adobe is "plain-spoken," he added, "and talks the way people talk".
Her reaction to the insult also conveys that she might not care about the boyfriend as much as she'd previously thought.
The program also conveys that the effort to exterminate Jews was an evolving phenomenon that required people — not all of them Nazis — to design and build the infrastructure of trains, gas chambers and ovens to do the deed.
"The letter asks Turkey to transform itself to be part of the global system and also conveys that if it does not, Turkey has no one to blame but itself for becoming a third-rate or fourth-rate nation," said Cem Duna, an investment consultant and former diplomat.
The present chapter also conveys that the ECSS continues to be reviewed and reissued to remain relevant and competitive in a rapidly evolving technical and economic matrix.
The allocation mechanism also conveys that the capital requirements for establishing enterprises are reduced, that is, you could do business by borrowing money as long as you have start-up capital.
Assimilation policies also convey that immigrants' cultures are inferior, which furthers resentment.
Abrams's reimagining of the franchise plays with this idea, and the three young actors not only do a nice job of inhabiting their older incarnations but also convey that sense of manly infatuation.
All briefings should emphasize the importance of ensuring that the walk- in is fully screened, but should also convey that legitimate walk-ins may exhibit nervous or anxious behavior, particularly because access controls and host nation security forces around many of our diplomatic posts make it difficult for walk-ins to approach our facilities discreetly.
Hisschemöller and Hoppe (1995) also convey that value diversity can be hidden from view when certain stakeholders representing a different perspective are not seen as 'legitimate' participants of the policy making process.
Midwestern humor machines (Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Bob Newhart) have always styled themselves as conflict-averse, while also conveying that their fight is with the whole damn thing.
