Sentence examples for information conveyed from inspiring English sources

There is so little information conveyed in that sentence that it's almost art.

The D.N.C. source, who was briefed on the meeting, said that the information conveyed seemed eye-opening for Biden's aides.

This information, conveyed to the local lymph glands via the lymphatic vessels, leads to the formation of specifically sensitized lymphocytes.

For example, Professor Begley continued, it may well be that while corporate disclosures have become more accurate, the amount of information conveyed in those disclosures has declined sharply.

The images are by nature "low resolution": they must be drawn big and bold to be visible across a room, so the amount of information conveyed is scant.

This information, conveyed as each newcomer joined the crowd, elicited murmurs of dismay and also – there was no mistaking it – a measure of disappointment.

And we're not only drawn to this way of relating to the world; we remember information conveyed in stories better than information presented any other way.

Because you cannot focus on any one thing, your eyes are tricked into the illusion of information conveyed, as in flipping channels.

Ultimately, the information conveyed is what matters.

Then an uncertainty measure is proposed to measure the information conveyed by interval-valued belief structures.

Sense experience alone could never provide the information conveyed by an adequate idea.