Sentence examples for because it conveys from inspiring English sources

Stanton Burnett, director of studies at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies, objects to quantification because "it conveys the charm of competence". He meant that numbers tend to dazzle the beholder, obscuring the often-fuzzy assumptions on which they are based.

Living Coral was chosen because it conveys a sense of optimism.

People admire that, because it conveys something about her strong personality.

Every Chinese province wants a steel industry, because it conveys prestige, creates jobs and attracts other business.

Targeting the U.N. is especially chilling because it conveys a message to international organizations that they are not safe.

But I like to look at a picture like this, because it conveys to me the incredible complexity of the story.

The relief was radical in its day because it conveyed African-Americans as dignified, soldierly, and strong.

It was heartbreaking to read, he said, because it conveyed a sense of resignation, intimidation and frustration.

She says that Post even claimed to dislike the word "etiquette," because it conveyed a high-toned attitude.

He chose the image "because it conveyed a sense of peace and calm in a world where we don't always have that.

"Everyone else wanted to be called Mr because it conveyed a hospital consultant's lack of affect for his effortless achievement.