Sentence examples for may have conveyed from inspiring English sources

Yankeeologists believe DiMaggio may have conveyed the Code to Monroe.

But Wells has suggested that he was surprised by parts of the book, and may have conveyed that to Torre and Cashman.

I truly regret any unintended message that my employees may have conveyed about your new business venture.

While the three-dimensional gestures and models were intended to encode three-dimensional spatial relations spatially, the gesture representation may have conveyed information that was too specific.

I realized that I may have conveyed a belief, which I do not hold, that "innovation" is all that matters.

Wesley [ 33] interprets that Quill's assumption that Diane's request "made perfect sense" (pp 693) [ 34], and his quick response to Diane's PAS request with a referral to the Hemlock Society, may have conveyed the message that he agreed "if you cannot be fully independent, you are better off dead" (pp 483) [ 33].

He may not have conveyed the spiritual significance that Balázs spoke of, but his physical exuberance was so beautifully madcap, and so bizarrely beside the point in plot terms, that it became an end in itself; it couldn't be translated into mere words.

The lower correlation of the cognitive scale with the VAS possibly reflects the choice of anchors for the latter which were necessarily concise and may not have conveyed the nuances of cognitive fatigue.

I may like Karl Rove.' " Some commentators have conveyed similar surprise.

These decades have conveyed other perspectives, too.

In strongly promoting its close ties with celebrities like Richard Gere, James Earl Jones, Vanessa Williams, Lasse Hallstrom and Lena Olin -- all of whom live in northern Westchester -- -- the center may have inadvertently conveyed an image of wealth, Mr. Giles said.