Sentence examples for convey reality from inspiring English sources
That doesn't mean we always use language to convey reality.
Biopic writers don't invent incidents, rearrange timelines and modify characters to convey reality more effectively.
"Class Clown," his 1972 album (still considered a masterpiece among comedians), included "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television," the legendary bit about the way Americans avoid words that convey reality.
Previously, Cavallari admitted that the reality show didn't convey much reality at all.
"Without the language, how could you convey the reality of a torn and remade world?" Perhaps theatre is more flexible.
Providing students with luxurious accommodations -- which students may not even be accustomed to in their own lives -- does not convey the reality of how the majority of the world's population lives.
Beyond the smooches, sighs, and adoring glances, how do you convey the reality of a shared, private paradise?
These works convey the reality of pragmatic creativity, which would come to full flower at the close of the 16th century.
"I came to convey the reality," Kazuhiko Amano, a relief worker in Fukushima, said Monday night in a panel discussion at Manhattanville College that was organized by Clearwater, the Hudson River advocacy organization.
