Sentence examples for are easy to convey from inspiring English sources

Not all messages are easy to convey.

They are not necessarily easy to understand, but they are easy to convey; so easy that they can be captured in cliché: Uncertainty is the only certainty, and only hindsight is 20/20.

Some of this year's business stories are easier to convey in charts than in words.

By Vauhini Vara December 27, 2013 Some of this year's business stories are easier to convey in charts than in words.

The enthusiasm is easy to convey, but harder to temper.

Because of the amped-up content, it would be easy to convey a partisan interpretation.

These individuals are as in the dark about the nature of the film as we are — "I hope you'll explain to me what we're trying to do," one of them says — and Polley soon makes it clear that she intends to be part interrogator, part investigator, determined to get on film the entirety of a narrative it will not be easy to convey.

This approach was even more statistically efficient than the proportional odds analysis and has obvious clinical interpretability and is a concept that may be easy to convey to families in discussions on treatment.

These packages included information that was easy to convey, with appealing visual teaching tools and that were interactive and effective in delivering diabetes education to high risks indigenous groups [ 22, 23].

Our results show that most midwives considered they had time and were confident to advise about alcohol consumption in pregnancy, which may reflect that the Australian Alcohol Guideline [ 39] is easy to convey and reduces confusion in assessment and counselling of pregnant women [ 60].

Intimacy was easier to convey when photographers had more time with their subjects.