Sentence examples for convey real from inspiring English sources

"Profitability" is an important valuation attribute, but does reported accounting profitability convey real profitability?

as is enjoyed by white citizens' to inherit, hold, and convey real and personal property.

Roger bridges the gap, allowing for messages that still convey real warmth.

But it requires discipline to convey real information as well as enthusiasm.

I wanted to see real human faces convey real human emotions.

Francis de Paul Walking on the Waves" (1863), did she convey real, pulsing life.

"They graduate and then say, 'This is not what I expected.' I think there is enormous value to bringing in executives and people like myself from the business world who can convey real-world experiences to students".

"Our sport is a very natural fit for the web," says Kam. "A web site can hold unlimited amounts of information and convey real-time coverage".

Two other French films come to mind in their depictions of female artists: Camille Claudel (1988) and La Vie en Rose (2007), each is unique but similar in how creatively and successfully they convey real-life stories on film.

While no mechanistic explanation of how plants may perform the observed feat is available yet (but see [ 22]), it is becoming clearer that some of the underlying conditions required for such a channel to function as described here include the emission of a signal that not only propagates rapidly to convey real-time information about neighbouring plants but also can be analyzed quickly.

He is 98 and ailing, but his laugh conveyed real satisfaction.