Sentence examples for conveying this idea from inspiring English sources
As a practical matter, Ligotti believes that the short story is the most potent means for conveying this idea.
Conveying this idea without causing student confusion is a major challenge.
Minimalism also appeared to be the most appropriate means of conveying this idea of future at different periods of time (from 20s/30s anticipation film to more contemporary productions ).
Conveying this idea of public sector policy change to R&D staff, PDP boards and funders can be challenging.
Super-transparent "white" glass and other technical innovations enable architects to convey this idea clearly.
Mr Terry's efforts to convey this idea to Mr Kauflin are uninhibited and honest: "Straight ahead.
"You have to convey this idea of violence, so you do that firstly by working on the register and timbre of the music," he says.
It's a little bit counter-intuitive: a CEO can have a strong effect, as long as the CEO is able to convey this idea of, you know, we have to work together on this, so it's more a kind of building consensus.
Authentic companies convey this idea of scarcity in the products they sell and the sometimes modest intentions of their reach.
He conveys this idea by saying that such concepts are acquired 'immediately [statim]', i.e., without deliberation: "from the singular visual cognition there immediately arises the universal intellectual cognition, and so when we see this man, we immediately think of [a] man" (S 4.5.3: 296).
