Sentence examples for conveyed more clearly from inspiring English sources

One reader's mossback jerk is another's hopeless, mushy-headed liberal, like the reader who opined: "The one impression you conveyed, more clearly than anything else, is the larded weight of your own hopelessly pathetic, tired, liberal guilt".

The figures are beautiful and the data are both solid and interesting, but the experimental logic and conclusions could be conveyed more clearly and simply.

And this is something, perhaps, that literature can convey more clearly than an hour of Question Time.

But his tone conveyed more satisfaction than elation.

Brian Kontes, a baritone, conveyed spirit more clearly than diction as Remigio, Araquil's imperious father.

Reflecting their first-hand experience, Informed Supporters may be in a better position than clinicians to identify and address psychosocial issues, share their experience and convey information more clearly using "patient talk" - information conveyed using lay terms, actual feelings and personal experiences, rather than medical terminology [ 6].

Mr. Jennings, generally soft-spoken and calm, has at times snapped at his own reporters, on camera, while trying to get them to slow down and convey information more clearly and methodically.

And nothing conveys that more clearly than our own words".

However, there is also the present progressive tense which can convey this more clearly.

The connections between the inferior frontal gyrus are lateral connections according to anatomical criteria; however, the left inferior frontal gyrus is clearly more specialized for language, that is, it conveys more complex or abstract word knowledge derived from previous experience than its homologue.

The animal, with its "triangle of white fur," clearly has the author's sympathy, but the story conveys more than the difficulty of the outsider/survivor trying to fit into a life of trivial civility.