Sentence examples for helping to convey from inspiring English sources

In a separate case, a former Silicon Valley sales manager, James Fleishman, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years of imprisonment and two years supervised release for helping to convey inside information to hedge funds.

In an interview with "Fox News Sunday," White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster argued that Trump's tweets denigrating Kim are helping to convey his seriousness, rather than undermining attempts at diplomacy.

This is why graphic designers and artists play an especially critical role in the world of electronic music, helping to convey a DJ's musical sensibility or the atmosphere of an upcoming rave, often more viscerally than a press release or artist's statement ever could.

Architectural elements help to convey the sensibility of different eras and regions.

A LITTLE geographical imagination helps to convey the scale of joblessness in the West.

Again, this stylistic choice helps to convey Carmel's mental state – but the tension sometimes flags.

The size of these pieces only helps to convey the silent spaciousness of the countryside.

The USDA issued new dietary guidelines in January; MyPlate will help to convey those guidelines to the average consumer.

"A little geographical imagination helps to convey the scale of joblessness in the West," The Economist observed this month.

The artful spillover that turns "bumping" from intransitive to transitive helps to convey the headlong plunge of the riders in the darkness of night.

Yet that very aimlessness, combined with the dancer's dour demeanor, helps to convey a sense of Chief Maqoma as a "broken soul".