Sentence examples for only conveying from inspiring English sources

By pursuing the 36-year-old Glavine so strongly -- the Mets have yet to make an offer but one is believed to be forthcoming -- Wilpon was not only conveying his belief that the best way to improve the team was to upgrade the starting pitching, but also giving a clear indication that he is taking on a more direct role since buying out Nelson Doubleday's half of the team in August.

Thermal awareness, and its unsteady connection to objective temperature, has been used to argue that sensory systems generally aren't in the business of (only) conveying objective sensory information (Akins 1996).

That's because it's only conveying one side of me the side I don't feel like I can express in waking life.

We argued that the use of multiple markers will provide more complete information to the surgeon, not only conveying the location of neoplastic cells and necrosis, but also the infiltration or encapsulation status of the border regions.

He must not only convey information, but knowledge as well.

Diverse signals not only convey inside but also communicate outside among circuits.

They would only convey the outcome of the negotiations to the foundations that invest in restoration.

To shear one off from the other is to only convey a part.

Window displays, as a part of selling strategies, not only convey the type and positioning of mechanize, but also the promotional strategies and corporate images.

The term display has been restricted by some authorities to social signals that not only convey information but that, in the course of evolution, have also become "ritualized".

These results indicate that LDTg projections to the mesolimbic pathway not only convey rewarding information but also promote alertness in cases of threatening situations.