Sentence examples for conveying some from inspiring English sources
This course aims at conveying some core principles of business analytics.
We propose a simple model which captures these features, conveying some new insights.
He is conveying some essential faith in humanity, too; in that respect, his work is sentimental voyeurism and unabashedly manipulative (but not hectoring, which is important).
As the picture came up, Mr. Oger corrected the catalog entry by announcing that the painting was only "attributed to" Michallon, a conventional auction house phrase conveying some uncertainty about authorship.
"Courses of lectures, while conveying some instruction, would be of little practical benefit without objects to be seen and studied in connection with the instruction," wrote Prime and McClellan in a prospectus setting forth goals of the curriculum.
It is their war, and you are to help them, not to win it for them". Twenty Seven Articles is widely recommended as a kind of Cliff's Notes for conveying some of the insights of Seven Pillars.
Sexual dimorphism must convey some huge mysterious advantage.
As if this conveyed some kind of evolutionary bad news.
Even his happy faces convey some form of menace.
I wanted to convey some of the insights I had about life.
The measure conveys some information on how the economy is performing.
