Sentence examples for get across information from inspiring English sources
"It's a very 'ownable' way to get across information you want people to remember".
Get across-the-board involvement.
Those four bumping syllables get across more information about the nature of Camilla Gibb's debut novel than any plot summary.
What we do need to know is, if that information isn't getting across, then maybe we can do something about it".
it was a very strong discipline: writing to length, getting each bit of text to match the picture, and learning that the picture could get across as much information as the text itself," says Watts.
The more you study the game of tennis and different teaching methods, the more likely you're going to find out how to get across the relevant information to a specific client.
He's not thought of as a talky writer, but "What Would You Like to See?," an account of two couples at a dinner party, demonstrates how Carver could get across a lot of information through dialogue alone.
"Way too much information to get across," he said.
It's also very expository, often laboriously so, weighed down by all the information Gibney wants to get across.
Was the audience just plain dumb or did the eminent list of speakers not get the information across well enough?
