Sentence examples for conveys on from inspiring English sources

"The Wire" really conveys, on the one hand, how tiny the worst Baltimore neighborhoods are (I used to bike through West Baltimore in about six minutes), and on the other how difficult it can be, in the absence of decent exit strategies, to put a hundred yards between you and your block's dense pack of friends, long-suffering older relatives and business associates.

It can, of course, back off to take into account the political repercussions, and it has been well-advised to dance the peculiar minuet that couples bombings on one day with relief conveys on the next.

Their fineness conveys on them great flexibility and this combined with low density has meant that they have been used in textile apparel, which is their first traditional artificial use.

It is suggested that the stabilization provided by these chemically attached glycans comes from the steric hindrance that the sugars conveys on the protein surface therefore preventing the interaction of the protein internal electrostatics with that of the water molecules and thus reducing the protein structural dynamics upon moisture exposure.

It is not only the publicity, but also the status conveyed on Hamas as the Palestinians' principal resistance.

"The idea that the entire system was dependent on a credit bubble that could pop overnight — that is really hard to convey on-screen".

That message of security was one that the officials were trying to convey on Saturday.

He was killed with one stroke of the axe, after which his body was conveyed on a cart to the Tower chapel of St Peter ad Vincula.

Intimate family narratives were conveyed on a prodigious scale.

The challenge of conveying, on screen, the special intensity of online life is formidable.

Timing information is conveyed on the signals by transmitting absent events at regular time intervals.