Sentence examples similar to conveyed value from inspiring English sources

Moreover, metaphors are culturally specific and often convey value judgments.

Criticism serves a lower end than art does, and has little effect on it, but by conveying value it serves a civilizing end.

An attractive price is the most direct way to convey value, preferably set off by some variation of the formerly taboo "reduced".

For instance, prices ending in 0 tend to be interpreted as a premium offering, while those ending in 9 convey value.

Consistent with this view, we also find a change between the two windows in the importance of other non-financial metrics used to convey value.

"It is our strongly held view... that existing brands such as A level and GCSE must be used to reflect continuity and convey value and meaning within a process of reform.

I call it results-speak, but it ends up conveying value inherently and immediately as well.

Qualcomm says the term also conveys value at a time when consumers are scrutinizing each purchase.

Having developed hundreds of resumes for executives, I know that this career tool only has a short amount of time — and space — to convey value to a reader.

In contrast, a licensed compound or biological technology that seems specifically applicable to a therapeutic area (such gene therapy for rare disease) more easily conveys value to key decision-makers.

While the message, be it a headline or a call to action, must convey value and story, the language used in the digital space should reflect the intent of your individual prospect.