Sentence examples for conveys the notion of from inspiring English sources

He said the Nobel Centre would be a "building with meaning", with "a strong civic role that conveys the notion of dialogue and meeting and discussion, which I think is absolutely critical to our time".

"We needed to make sure that we had a building that sat comfortably in this architectural complex, but at the same time we wanted to make a statement that differentiates this building, that conveys the notion of this being a native place," said W. Richard West Jr., the museum's director and the great-grandson of a Cheyenne chief, Thunder Bull.

But I felt that this idea didn't convey the notion of conflict.

Where the existing casino has an Earth-based theme, the new casino is meant to convey the notion of sky, he said.

The clothes shown were nearly all black, but none conveyed the notion of a woman who stayed home every weekend working her way through "Bleak House".

The stretcher on the back of a canvas and a man walking with a painting under his arm are two the company thought of to convey the notion of movement.

Lionel opened the manufactory in 1983, to encourage "retro-innovation," another portmanteau word of his creation, which he used to convey the notion of marrying modern technology to traditional techniques.

The company said the name was intended to convey the notion of "reaching ever higher" and was meant to differentiate the parent company from Philip Morris USA and Philip Morris International and to reflect the fact that the company had evolved beyond tobacco.

A minority of the panel would have allowed Facebook friendship, which it characterized as more like "a contact or acquaintance" without conveying the notion of "feelings of affection or personal regard".

Not only that: it was patronising and through naive imagery it conveyed the notion of a smooth, linear and almost automatic transition to democracy, after long winters of authoritarian rule.

However they adopt some of these messages to convey the notion of the relevance of education for obtaining a middle class socio-economic position.