Sentence examples for conveyed about how from inspiring English sources

The excitement he conveyed about how the Bach was "opening things up" for him got me psyched.

Along with high fever, several respondents spoke of vomiting (kutapika) and/or failure to eat/drink/suck as symptoms of malaria/homa that did not necessitate outside treatment on their first occurrence but which raised the level of care-giver's concern; however, little information was conveyed about how "vomiting" or "failure to eat/suck" were managed.

What does this convey about how we address race on television?

Both couples issued statements last week through their respective lawyers but conveyed little about how the last 12 months have passed for them.

A few simple lines of dialogue convey multitudes about how close and caring people can be, yet still get each other wrong.

They convey information about how people value different goods, including the intangibles an aesthete like Wilde would care about most.

And yet they convey ideas about how to depict the most physical of our realities: motion, time, collision.

This month it banned advertisements featuring treatments for certain conditions, including infection with hepatitis B. Such advertisements often convey misinformation about how the virus is spread.

The film uses cinematic storytelling techniques to convey information about how Americans ages 18 to 34 behave, what they believe and how they differ significantly from people who were those ages in previous decades.

The pictures of the Picture Artists conveyed only information about how pictures codify what information we derive from them, with all other interpretations a secondary, if not arbitrary projection of the viewer.

The girl also might very well have internalized ideas repeatedly conveyed to her about how people confuse her clothes for "morality," or intent, how others can use or comment on her body, how her consent is not either expected or respected.