Sentence examples for convey briefly from inspiring English sources

It's hard to convey briefly the magnitude of Goya's bizarre imagination or the variety and delicacy of his touch.

A joke, particularly a pratfall, is self-contained, whereas a sad or anxious moment is hard to convey briefly and out of context.

In addition to all those acronyms, there was a two-word sentence in the Times's market roundup that conveyed, briefly but vividly, some of the sense of uncertainty: "Gold rose".

Such material is vital for conveying information briefly and simply, and ephemera often contains helpful information about high profile subjects.

When the two men stepped out on a balcony an unexpected cry went up: "Vive le Roi!" The relieved king briefly conveyed his willingness to return to Paris, acceding "to the love of my good and faithful subjects".

Your cover letter must briefly and succintcly convey your expertise, experience, and fit to the job search committee.

Your cover letter must briefly and succinctly convey your expertise, experience, and fit to the job search committee.

In the case briefly described above, convey as accurately as possible what you are observing, as well as a heart rate and temperature (all horse owners should have a thermometer and stethoscope, and know how to use them).

The name of a gene should either briefly describe the phenotype and/or convey some meaning as to the function of the gene product, if known.

He briefly hummed the opening bar to convey the right rhythm before jumping in.

To convey the flavor of early work here, we briefly consider the work of James Gibson on perception, and Esther Thelen and Linda Smith (1994) on infant walking and reaching behaviors (cf. Shapiro 2011).