Sentence examples for convey seriousness from inspiring English sources
Because graphs convey seriousness and rigor.
7. "He has to stop drawing his eyebrows together too closely to convey seriousness; it makes him look like an owl about to pounce".
"He has to stop drawing his eyebrows together too closely to convey seriousness; it makes him look like an owl about to pounce".
The planners, anticipating violent opposition, had to protect the agents (hence the battle armor, goggles, etc).; they also had to convey seriousness of intent.
In the party's final conference before the next election, Mr Clegg attempted to convey the seriousness of his ambitions.
"We wanted to make a suspenseful film," Mr. Muller-Scherz said, "but also one that would convey the seriousness of these scary ideas".
There are also laminated badges and "Public Domain Merit Badges," all meant to convey a seriousness of purpose along with a sense of humor.
On Feb. 5, Ms. Vizguerra called a family meeting over dinner, banning electronics from the table to convey the seriousness of the matter.
In it Bruant, dressed in bohemian black accented by a brilliant red scarf, wears a fiercely intense expression meant to convey the seriousness of his commitment.
It was amusing, in a sad sort of way, to see Romm zero in on my comment on NPR about mistakes in 2009, as if that showed how little I can be trusted to convey the seriousness of climate science.
