Sentence examples for media convey from inspiring English sources

North Korea's news media convey the government's contempt for the United States.

The media convey a sense of doom to the nation when house prices ease and rejoicing when inflation resumes.

The messages the media convey about art and artists have profound implications on people's interest and participation in the arts and on the health of the arts themselves, and are deserving of a large-scale inquiry.

All these early media conveyed news, gossip, opinion and ideas within particular social circles or communities, with little distinction between producers and consumers of information.

As recently as 1994, in Mexico's last presidential vote, the message that the powerful broadcast media conveyed was largely determined by the government.

As we saw in Section 7.2, social media conveys valuable information about web content popularity.

I dream of a day when mass media conveys deep emotions, features of egalitarianism, and positive depictions of sexuality.

By attaching the conservative label to this form of radicalism, and to those who practice it, the media conveys undeserved legitimacy.

Suddenly, an irreparable schism opened between those in power and the rest of humankind, and a decision fell into place that war for profit would never end -- and there was nothing to be done about it, as the corporate media conveyed to the world with a knowing shrug.

Overall, the media conveyed different policy goals and trade-offs at the various stages of the policy's development and implementation.

Evidence on the efficacy of videotapes, DVDs or other electronic media conveying messages aimed at promoting good health practices is available for adults and children [ 22– 25].