Sentence examples for conveyed this impression from inspiring English sources

Though Rawls might have conveyed this impression in Theory (§26), he later says that in fact the maximin rule alone cannot be used to justify the difference principle (JF, 43n).

On a man of his age and build, almost any type of casual attire would convey this impression.

He conveys this impression in music that, while shimmering on the surface with melodic strands that sound like fractured medieval chant, is grounded by plush organic harmonies subtly inching forward.

This paper begins by providing a philosophical and historical profile of the notion of "quality," considers what might constitute quality in higher education, and examines how rankings specifically convey this impression for the disciplines of art and design.

Morgenthau has spoken about half a dozen times to a friend who is close to Levin, and this intermediary has conveyed the impression that Levin "doesn't have a conclusion at this point" about whether he wants the D.A.'s office to seek capital punishment for the killer of his son.

Certainly President Nixon has often conveyed the impression that he feels this way.

Hadid's renderings have long conveyed the impression of movement.

He always conveyed the impression that Iraq was a personal test.

Without actually saying so, Cosey conveyed the impression that he was Wheeler.

They always conveyed the impression that they didn't really believe Laurie would pull through.

Sturgeon conveyed the impression that she could gain enthusiasm for such an esoteric pursuit.