Sentence examples for convey appropriate from inspiring English sources

The singers are required to do more than produce pleasant vocal sounds; they must represent their characters in depth and convey appropriate emotions.

Suicidal behaviour indicates a significant health problem that requires professionals to convey appropriate attitudes towards their patients to achieve effective treatment.

Sensitizing the media for more responsible reporting and using it to convey appropriate health messages are options that public health departments may use in such situations, even though it is unlikely to eliminate all unwanted information from reaching households.

Mr. Seliger said he would take a somewhat hands-off approach as chairman, conveying appropriate goals and allowing colleges and universities to determine how to meet them.

In this setting, the student can act as broker [ 1] between their external contacts and the members within their community of practise with regards to conveying appropriate types of professional practise recommended by trained specialists.

One main component of the drill was a log of all communications to record who said what to whom, by email or phone, to determine whether the participants could promptly reach the appropriate people at power companies, police stations or distant cybersecurity centers, and whether they could convey the appropriate information.

This means creating drawings that convey the appropriate level of detail, slides that cut out the noise and focus on what matters, and careful thought about how our messages will be received.

There's always a scene in middlebrow, art-drunk flicks where we get to witness the artist actually making their art, wherein the painter flails wildly at the canvas with brush and oils, striving to convey the appropriate sense of transcendent creative ecstasy.

If part of the blame for the two world wars, and the Korean, Falklands and first Gulf wars, lay with the failure of others to convey the appropriate message, part also lay with the isolation and ignorance on which the aggressors based their misjudgments.Arguably, Mr Kim should be brought closer to reality, not driven deeper into the realms of ghastly fantasy.

I yelled "FIRE!" and "RUN!" but the thing about inciting panic, you need to convey the appropriate emotions.

Such a heroic second nature brings to mind the trained instincts of first responders everywhere, and I silently realize there is no handshake hearty enough to convey the appropriate gratitude.