Sentence examples for content conveying from inspiring English sources

Mark Natkin, managing director of Beijing-based Marbridge Consulting, said he had heard of similar edicts being sent to film companies".People were told by SARFT that they needed to do less entertainment content and improve the balance, with more wholesome content or content conveying messages endorsed by government organs," said Natkin, who focuses on media and telecoms.

Her emotive images possess seductively beautiful layered surfaces, while their content conveys a profound sense of soul-searching, responding with indignation at man's brutality and compassion for society's hapless victims.

That's the world of entertainment at its worst — the expression and reinforcement of prejudices so common as to pass unquestioned, of spectacles that, far from being absent of content, convey it all the more surreptitiously and potently.

It may be the wondrous technology that has attracted buyers as much as the content conveyed, but that, too, is tremendous, and it is good to get it into people's hands, whatever the mechanism.

Signal refers to meaningful content conveyed by some communication medium, and noise to anything else on that medium.

This new content conveys the messages that we have defined for the different exchanges of LP-SIP.

On the metasemantic account of assertion, the content conveyed by a sentence depends on the shared presuppositions of the speaker and audience.

Sentistrength is a keyword based tool, given a short text it assigns a score to each word based on the emotional content conveyed by the word.

A further implication is that perceptual symbols are not independent of the biological system that embodies them and the content conveyed would be likely to vary if intelligent systems varied physically.

(P4)'s descriptive content conveys more complex, precise information about the qualities of which the speaker approves and merely characterizes 'This is good' as conveying emotive force; therefore, (P4) well-models those uses of an ethical sentence at which front and center are a speaker's moral standards.

Gesture can provide a complimentary image of the content conveyed in speech such as when a person makes a large, circular gesture while saying, "It was a big, round one" or a gesture that depicts throwing a football while saying, "Let's throw the football".