Sentence examples for originally conveyed from inspiring English sources

Trump Jr.'s explanation that he was looking for information about Clinton "is far afield of the impression he originally conveyed about a meeting 'about adoptions,'" Schiff tweeted Thursday night.

Mr. Pagano, 49, a voluble former Marine originally from New Jersey, also conveyed his message with a little comedy, singalongs and a raffle, in this case for a Ruger firearm.

"It's almost a recapture of what the term was originally meant to convey," Dr. Gingeras said.

The title was originally meant to convey that the music was being presented in a church rather than a concert hall.

This was then made up into a suite of dresses and trouser suits, modelled by catwalk Amazons who brought a strutting fierceness to imagery originally created to convey the pliant loveliness of the naked female form.

"Line Characters Blow A Fuse' were originally created to convey anger," says Watanabe.

The research as presented here investigated how the Angle of Repose (AOR) of miscanthus and switchgrass is related to flow performance of biomass particles in an auger that was originally designed to convey corn and soybeans.

The haiku was originally intended to convey the poignancy of "nature", including human activities and affairs (people also being part of the natural world).

Climbing fiber spikes were originally thought to convey a reliable, invariant, all-or-none signal for plasticity.

As this figure was originally designed to convey a secondary issue, we removed it from the revised manuscript.

The most commonly employed method, and also the technique originally described to convey the relevant clinical information, is methylation-specific PCR analysis [ 48, 52].