Sentence examples for conveyed better from inspiring English sources

The panache of great success is conveyed better by the intelligence of the look of the woman a man is with or by the expression on his face than by his clothes.

If the wit of No. 9, "Piscivorous Jack," was conveyed better by the words than the music, Mr. Levinson rallied admirably for the cycle's climactic 10th poem, the mystical "Stones Sing". The mezzo-soprano Constance Beavon was the fine singer.

The best of them - from journalists such as Dalrymple, Ian Jack, Jason Burke, and Christina Lamb who have a genuine understanding of Muslim politics and society - conveyed, better than any straight political analysis could, how Bhutto skilfully played both to cosmopolitan audiences in the west and to traditional opinion in the east.

That can be conveyed better through a handout.

The used of the "premium" label also conveyed better quality by using ingredients generally considered healthier.

Compared with the LLS method, our method conveyed better expression coherence under 31 different conditions.

Subsequently, geostatistical isoplethic maps were applied to convey better understanding on the distribution of selected groundwater parameters.

beautiful sight and will convey better than anything else an idea of Siam as a Buddhist country.

The iterative particle filter employs a coarse-to-fine scheme to decisively generate particles that convey better hypothetic estimates of tracking parameters.

A bit more explanation about how intelligence was gathered, plans made and orders transmitted might convey better how the whole horrid business carried on as long as it did.

No detail of the decade-long ordeal of three young Ohio women, however grotesque and explicit, could convey better than this the cruel and twisted psychology of Ariel Castro, father, grandfather and something of a character in his neighbourhood.