Sentence examples similar to be completely conveyed from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hawking concluded that the radiation coming from a black hole would be completely random, conveying no information about what had fallen into it.

He is, above all — and this is completely impossible to convey in the midst of a campaign — a serious man prone to serious things.

Still he hailed the candidate as a "good judge of character," adding, "He is, above all -- and this is completely impossible to convey in the midst of a campaign -- a serious man prone to serious things".

With these, Horler does what only the very best can do: he creates a version that is completely his own while also conveying the essence of the original.

It was found that the electrostatic charge in the pneumatic conveying process was completely self-controlled.

Walden said Tuesday that WADA has conveyed to Russia "that it was completely inappropriate" to retaliate against a whistleblower.

Walden said Tuesday that WADA has conveyed to Russia "that it was completely inappropriate" to retaliate against a whistleblower. .

"I do understand why that part was chosen, as it represents the challenges of a relationship, but I'm completely with Nikki, and I felt that Ilene would convey my truth".

This system wouldn't be perfect, and numbers cannot completely convey the depth of student experience, but it would be a start.

By nucleating powder on a conveyer belt, the nucleation mechanism is completely separated from all other granulation mechanisms due to the lack of relative motion between primary particles and/or formed nuclei.

Okereke tried to convey the feelings in a failing relationship, "of being completely disorientated", using childhood metaphors.