Sentence examples for be conveyed in a from inspiring English sources

I'm interested in readers perceiving a certain depth, not just something superficial that could be conveyed in a pamphlet.

Love is never wholly inexplicable, but it does contain, should contain, elements that can't quite be conveyed in a way that anyone else would understand.

I think the reason this can be conveyed in a children's film is that, in many ways kids are more receptive to this message than adults.

This type of knowledge and experience can't always be conveyed in a traditional classroom setting, but it can lead you to meaningful relationships with lifelong mentors and propel you to future jobs.

Even if it were possible to report your life story objectively, the result would be useless, because what you want to know about a partner can't be conveyed in a stack of dry data.

In the art of Chinese brush painting, a great deal can be conveyed in a few deft, eloquent strokes, as Yuan demonstrates when he teaches his students the classical method for painting a lobster.

The first requires emulsification by bile salts while PLs can spontaneously form micelles and be conveyed in an aqueous environment.

This experiential knowledge would best be conveyed in an open-interview or narrative format in which actual dilemmas can be discussed.

The "Summary for Patients" section published by the Annals of Internal Medicine is a model example of how complex technical and clinical details can be conveyed in an easily comprehensible fashion.

Its message is conveyed in a language of great beauty, something that is regarded as an inimitable miracle.

Vaishnava traditions, however, include an alternative perspective that is conveyed in a well-known tale about Rama.