Sentence examples for begin to convey the problem from inspiring English sources

The headline jobless figure of 9.5% is bad enough but does not begin to convey the problem as it fails to measure those who have stopped looking for work.

The headlines about the demonstrations in Nigeria do not begin to convey the real problems this country must overcome.

In fact, "extremely dilute does not even begin to convey the true nature of the phenomenon.

But it doesn't even begin to convey the revolution that the Whole Earth Catalog represented.

"Groundhog day" doesn't even begin to convey the frustration at experiencing such deja vu.

"But 'patch' doesn't begin to convey the reality," Moore wrote.

The "score," 0-0, doesn't even begin to convey the stolid, ineffectual shrug of a display that England put on.

Of the latter, he once said: "I cannot begin to convey the full horror of the board of governors".

I cannot begin to convey the contours of the sad land that day showed me.

There is no way that words alone can begin to convey the suffering of that generation.

But such hidden motives only begin to convey the anti-democratic bias that drives the apparatus of secrecy and surveillance.