Sentence examples similar to convey decisiveness from inspiring English sources

Rather than conveying decisiveness, this can make voters suspicious.But the protesters are quite different these days.

This claim could be taken in conjunction with Brailsford's desire, expressed near the beginning of the documentary, to turn Team Sky into "the SAS of the Olympic world" – a statement emphasised with one of his characteristic chopping hand gestures, intended to convey managerial decisiveness.

Since Sally's upbringing had taught her that powerful people exude confidence and decisiveness, she strove to convey those qualities during her job interview.

Peter Wilby, a former education correspondent for the magazine, told The Independent of London in 2005: "The first thing he did was to convey expectations of very high standards of writing, complete decisiveness as an editor and, the most important thing, that although The New Statesman doesn't pay much, it is a privilege to be published in there.

Hand signals convey responses.

The loops convey gravity.

Gays convey sophistication, too.

How might they convey that?

What does our card convey?

Does non-fetushood convey protections?

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