Sentence examples similar to practically conveyed from inspiring English sources

President Obama received a fair dose of criticism for his Aug. 31 Oval Office speech marking the end of combat operations in Iraq, but under the circumstances it was practically impossible to convey a truly uplifting message.

In the Ottoman-ruled areas of Greece the folk song, which concisely and unsentimentally conveyed the aspirations of the Greek people of the time, became practically the sole form of literary expression.

Sex and violence, discreetly conveyed.

This he learned and conveyed.

It simply cannot be conveyed.

Were they effectively conveyed?

Explore the message being conveyed.

But Carter's admiration and affection shine through as he conveys the love practically all jockeys have for their work, and how they struggle to replace the camaraderie of the weighing room – notably strong in National Hunt racing – when their bodies tell them it's time to hang up their saddle.

In addition to economical concerns, the color iris images are capable of conveying pigment information which is not practically visible in NIR images.

These applications are the opposite of groomed; they practically require imperfection, a sloppiness and a grittiness that conveys a sense of realness, something I've been craving in my communication.

To prepare for that, she said, corporate travel managers will be briefed by security consultants on how to convey to employees what to expect from the new measures "both practically and emotionally" once normal travel resumes.