Sentence examples for conveyed mainly from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 2, 1978 P. 27 Comment on the wonderful news from Camp David which, in our all but newspaperless town, was conveyed mainly on television.

There was a sense, conveyed mainly by shirts that had cigarette-box-shaped pockets and by a khaki miniskirt that looked inspired by a workman's utility belt, that Ms. Prada was marshaling her young converts for chic boot camp.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, October 2, 1978 P. 27 Comment on the wonderful news from Camp David which, in our all but newspaperless town, was conveyed mainly on television.

In the cyclone dipleg, the particles are conveyed mainly under gravity action from a low-pressure top section to a high-pressure bottom region in which the flow behavior is different from that in the riser or in the downcomer, although they have the same tubular structure.

It has been shown that the T cell co-inhibitory molecule B7-H3 and programmed death receptor-ligand-1 (PD-L1) are upregulated on tumor residing DC and these molecules conveys mainly suppressive signals by inhibiting cytokine production and T cell proliferation [ 156, 157].

It's mainly conveyed in how you state the facts, not in you stating the facts alone.

Arvella wants her daughter to be strong enough to withstand loss and hardship, and Arvella can seem harsh, but Ms. Close tempers her hard edges with subtle warmth, mainly conveyed through glances rather than words.

Fairweather's passion for her subject is mainly conveyed by the quantity of her research - not an incident goes unrecorded - but as to why she thinks Madame de Staël is so important for our own age, I was unsure.

There are intimations that Detective Alec Hardy's (Tennant) last big case went badly, but the character's past is mainly conveyed by his haunted eyes and flat affect, at least in the first half of the season.

It is tempting to speculate that the luciferase gene (or its gene products) may be conveyed into bones mainly via axonal transport, although we could not exclude the minor contribution via the blood or the lymphatics.

Information for the general public are mainly conveyed via radio and newspaper.