Sentence examples for conveniently conveys from inspiring English sources

This conveniently conveys two things to bystanders: You may not own a Boss, but you are one.

(Although we use the term 'workplace' to conveniently convey a distinctive aspect of the research, the 'workplace' of staff is also the 'treatment centre' for patients).

The combination of these three approaches allowed us to develop and implement CARAT in a fashion that quickly and conveniently conveyed the necessary information to providers.

It is commonly acknowledged that ever-increasing video archives should be conveniently indexed with the conveyed semantic information to facilitate later video retrieval.

Their existence also conveniently reveals that Viren's dullness (conveyed all too convincingly by Mr. Deshmukh) is a virtue: in this family, rebellion for a black sheep means doing the right thing.

To convey their message they conveniently forget to inform that the lobby is financed by a vulture fund.

All known cultures utilize signs to convey relatively simple messages swiftly and conveniently.

At this rate of progress, and with so conveniently uninformed an interlocutor — not to mention such needless explanations as "to convey assent" — it's a wonder this subplot doesn't go on for 600 pages all by itself.

Harvest 2015, the programme, has dispensed with the communal, all-life-is-flux vibe that might be conveyed via a live broadcast and chosen instead to make three conveniently pre-recorded shows, spread out over a week.

Conveniently found on YouTube rhapsodically carried away in the likes of Liszt and Rachmaninoff, wearing the reddest lipstick and conveying cinematic emotions, Buniatishvili may seem the ideal Hollywood pianist, the kind sultry actresses pretend to be when they portray classical pianists.

But definitions differ conveniently.