Sentence examples similar to conveyed a preference from inspiring English sources
The neoliberal concept of governance as a minimal state conveys a preference for less government.
In listing just seven main courses (including a moist, flaky sea bass; remarkably tender short ribs; and a somewhat dry, but flavorful, duck leg confit) among nearly three dozen tapas, the kitchen conveys a preference for social snacking over more formal dining.
But his message of late conveys a preference for Clinton's approach to governance to Sanders', favoring her advocacy of practical progressivism over his call for "revolution".
His features conveyed a disappointed nobility.
Privately, he conveyed a sense of worry.
Tenzing conveyed a feeling of profound silence.
Initially this conveyed a chilly competence.
He conveyed a presence on the mound.
His eye for striking compositions was allied to strong narrative skills, with a preference for shooting on film; his use of camera angles conveyed an inventive and sometimes mischievous spirit.
According to a former Administration lawyer, the White House could have conveyed to Justice a preference for how the habeas petitions should be handled, but "that idea wasn't discussed seriously".
In conversations with several county chairmen in the past few weeks, Judy Rapfogel, the chief of staff to New York's Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, has conveyed his preference for Ms. Gillibrand over Mr. Ford, according to people told of the discussions.
