Sentence examples for just conveys from inspiring English sources

Maybe McFarlane's Scots growl just conveys greater determination than Jenkins's soporific slogans.

"That just conveys the idea that this is a lesser-of-two-evils election," said Tom Hayden, a state senator from California and Gore delegate.

"This president has learned how to move in a way that just conveys a great sense of authority and command," David Broder raved on "Meet the Press".

The dean of the capital's press corps, David Broder, was aglow over what he called the president's "physical posture," telling Tim Russert that "this president has learned how to move in a way that just conveys a great sense of authority and command".

That is, Y= i(X)+ ε, where i(X) stands for the imputation model and ε just conveys random fluctuations.

"I thought that he did a good job leading the team, and I just conveyed my thoughts".

Dick Clark looking pained and reluctant, announced that his earphones had just conveyed the news from the booth that the upright judge had rejected my clue.

A look at what's missing not digging deep through alternative lists but just conveying a few enthusiasms offers big and dismaying surprises.

Physical characteristics, girls wrapped in straps — King speaks as though he thinks that if he could just convey the figures and shapes of these young people, their sheer physicality, others would recoil, just as he does, at the idea of letting them be American.

America was just conveying concerns about democracy and the rule of law to the Hungarian government, retorted a State Department spokesman.Aggressive claims about America's behaviour have now been made by Mr Lazar, by Antal Rogan, Fidesz's parliamentary leader and by Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, all of whom have given interviews to pro-government media.

These words do not just convey a concept or a theory, but also act as shibboleths, a kind of arcana to ensure that the speaker and listener are part of the same affinity group.