Sentence examples for conveyed in isolation from inspiring English sources

Another author, George Lipsitz claims that rock arose in America's urban areas, where there formed a "polyglot, working-class culture (where the) social meanings previously conveyed in isolation by blues, country, polka, zydeco and Latin musics found new expression as they blended in an urban environment".

Is the story best conveyed in words?

What I wish to convey in this collection is, in a word, isolation, and what it means emotionally.

The mood was not necessarily either collective or warm; more often it conveyed isolation, fear, even madness".

The lowering clouds, the people assaulted by the torrent, and the fuzzy outlines of mist-veiled trees on the shore convey an isolation and helplessness in the face of impulsive, imperious Nature.

Association between a gene polymorphism and a phenotype in a genetic-epidemiological study may, in isolation, convey little information about the causative role of the polymorphism.

"You can't take issues in isolation.

These actions cannot take place in isolation.

His photographs of Somaliland convey the isolation of the state, as well as the flavor of everyday life there.

These are the smallest linguistic expressions that are conventionally associated with a non-compositional meaning and can be uttered in isolation to convey semantic content.

Mr. Quaid doesn't shy from conveying a certain isolation and sadness in the midst of triumph.