Sentence examples for make conveying from inspiring English sources

In general, doing everything to understand all aspects of the industry you are in will make conveying the message to investors much easier.

And part of that electricity came from his ecstatic response to history, literature and other art, and the raw emotionalism that his mark making conveyed.

"My Bed," when it was first made, conveyed not just the specificity of Emin's own experience of depression, but also spoke to the experience of any woman who came of age in a similar cultural climate.

They imply that the artist doesn't trust his own ability to make gesture convey meaning.

"We wanted to clean up the site and make it convey that emotion that we're making things easier for you," Kan said.

Activists in polar bear suits or protesters standing outside of coal plants might get the public message on climate change across, but might there be more personal choices that activists can make to convey their point?

All kinds of subjects, including perception, time, workmanship and mortality, as well as paint's capacity to make and convey meaning, played into the Impressionist's images of life in the French countryside.

The pitch of the laugh indicates the hyena's age, while variations in the frequency of notes used when hyenas make noises convey information about the animal's social rank.

This means that a pattern change not only delays stimulus related information [17], but may even make neurons convey information that contradicts the stimulus.

Any response that does not immediately and decisively make that clear conveys weakness.

I appreciate the efforts the book makes to convey how horribly everything smelled.