Sentence examples for effectively convey a from inspiring English sources

Although the beams do not effectively convey a message's meaning, they are meant to be beautiful.

"It would be very difficult for C.L.S. to sincerely and effectively convey a message of disapproval of certain types of conduct if, at the same time, it must accept members who engage in that conduct," Judge Diane S. Sykes wrote for the majority of a divided three-judge panel.

But Mr. Panetta said that he felt Mr. Bush was effectively conveying a sense of authenticity and sincerity and "seems to have a very good approach to the rhythm" of the job.

Yet it would be vain to deny that the EEOC is effectively conveying a message.

Although the driver was an experienced actor and effectively conveyed a cooperative/agitated demeanor, participants might have been less affected by the difference in reactions than they would have been during a real vehicle stop.

Her new Under Armor ad has been making waves online this week, effectively conveying a contemporary interpretation of what it means to be a ballerina.

But can you effectively convey that knowledge to a non-technical audience?

Outcome 1: Create and deliver research presentations that effectively convey scientific topics to a public audience.

If a scientist can't effectively convey his/her needs to nonscientist team members, a project could be doomed to fail.

Use mostly blues, greys, and whites to effectively convey the menacing look of a real hurricane.

And the production designs, by Pamela Howard and Miriam Nabarro, effectively convey the passage of time through a lyrical visual shorthand that includes a mural of Afghan history that is whitewashed into blankness.