Sentence examples for conveyed between from inspiring English sources

The rest -- the parting couple's sorrow, their regret for their alcohol-soaked past -- is conveyed between the lines of polite dinner-table conversation.

Even as Mr. Beck and Mr. Ailes described how much they liked each other in an interview with The Associated Press, the message conveyed between the lines by both sides was that, despite ratings that would normally bring about an automatic contract renewal, this was a relationship that had grown cold — and run its course.

By parsing these XML files, information which affect adaptation is conveyed between adaptation engine and the media server or media receiver instead of processing the video itself.

According to Article 2 a) of the e-Privacy Directive, communication (content data) means "any information exchanged or conveyed between a finite number of parties by means of a publicly available electronic communications service".

Treatment with UV-C of tomato fruit on the vine was conducted using a mobile unit that was designed to be conveyed between the rows of tomato plants in a commercial glasshouse.

Attitude information was conveyed between updates by rate sensors.

Part of the film's excitement comes from the elegant symbiotic relationship it conveys between the theoretical physicists and the practical scientists who do actual experiments.

Still, the notion that these products are harmful can be challenging to convey between cultures.

Over the next few months, the teenager became a go-between, conveying ideas between Alcock and his peers about what sort of a project they wanted to set up, eventually settling on music.

He had conveyed messages between the preacher Abu Qatada and MI5 when Qatada was supposedly in hiding in 2002.

Institutional postal systems that developed during the later Middle Ages also conveyed letters between private persons, with or without official sanction and for a substantial fee in either case.