Sentence examples similar to convey more effectively from inspiring English sources

The effect would have been more powerful, and the duality of Jesus conveyed more effectively, if Mel Gibson had chosen to avert our eyes from the scourging rather than forcing us to watch.

The immense scale did not strengthen the play's pious liberalism, which was conveyed more effectively and to more people that year by Earl Robinson's radio cantata "Ballad for Americans".

An image can convey more than words".

They certainly convey more universality than a video thumbnail.

But Strait needs to convey more personality.

Consequently, we expect device D to convey more information.

It can convey meaning more effectively than words and is a language in itself.

Biopic writers don't invent incidents, rearrange timelines and modify characters to convey reality more effectively.

For each article you select, describe why you think the interview format might be more interesting or convey information more effectively than the prose format.

Recasting your experience in the language of the job ad will convey your abilities more effectively to the employer, and it also has the added advantage of showing "that you are not entrenched in another cultural system, unable to adapt to the needs of a different workplace and style of work," McAnallen writes.

The P.R. rep argues that he is simply conveying my message more effectively than I could.