Sentence examples for because it conveys something from inspiring English sources
People admire that, because it conveys something about her strong personality.
Some advisers said they had not been widely consulted, and the spin that emerged was this: Mr. Gore was just being consistent, true to his passions (a word they like because it conveys something that voters think he lacks) and to his somewhat hawkish views on foreign policy, which are generally to the right of the center of his party.
— higher liars (sounds harsh, though it conveys something of the idea) most other great politicians might be added.
But he also said that, on a higher level, it conveys something about the industry right now.
Additionally, I hope, it conveys something about the moral dilemmas we face when living our lives.
It also conveys something important about the culture of the institution that has hired a veteran to ease their transition".
We removed Figure S1C because it conveyed information of secondary importance.
Although this list conveys something of the diversity of the field, it fails to do it complete justice, for the influence of feminist philosophers is not adequately represented.
Because of the size of the dancers in Mr. Mas's troupe, however, the work of Danza Voluminosa conveys something more earthy and human.
