Sentence examples for conveyed the concept from inspiring English sources

The word museum was revived in 15th-century Europe to describe the collection of Lorenzo de' Medici in Florence, but the term conveyed the concept of comprehensiveness rather than denoting a building.

'Attempts to explain the term 'reasonable doubt' do not usually result in making it any clearer to the minds of the jury,' Miles v. United States, 103 U.S. 304, 312, 26 L.Ed. 481, and we feel that, taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury.

I was looking for an image that conveyed the concept of terrorism in a non-exploitative way, and that is the image I chose.

Erroneous definitions of reasonable doubt do not require reversal as long as "taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury".

Carry-out owners and customers agreed that this symbol was appealing, acceptable, and effectively conveyed the concept of freshness.

Here, eye gaze appears to tie together the object under scrutiny, his paralysed arm, with the turn so far, which has conveyed the concept of a time before the stroke, when he had two hands (to cycle with).

We need to convey the concept of the club — big".

Artists use other media: musicians delineate time through notes and spaces; visual artists must seek out objects or scenes that convey the concept.

A cover, for example, must immediately convey the concept behind an album, and in a block of pixels no bigger than a postage stamp.

The important thing for the theme restaurant is the consistency in conveying the concept through every part of the restaurant's physical evidence.

The results show that the system has been found successful in conveying the concept of extracting energy from coal mines and to characterize the general performance.