Sentence examples for press conveyed from inspiring English sources

A front-page headline in The Detroit Free Press conveyed the desperation of the city.

The press conveyed conflicting accounts as to why Lafayette College turned down the invitation to play the 1949 Sun Bowl against the Texas Miners.

Pierre Salinger, the White House press secretary, conveyed a message from Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Lee Radziwill, who urged the president to send for Dr. Samuel Z. Levine, a prominent Manhattan pediatrician who had cared for her own premature baby.

So far, the only response I've received was from God's press secretary, conveyed through a devout acquaintance, Mr. Gorenberg.

The cakes discharged from the presses are conveyed for bagging or bulk storage.

The episode was part of a continuing story about the role of the press in conveying secrets to the public.

The next day, her office issued a minimalist masterpiece of a press release, conveying the news in three curt sentences.

We describe our growth (to show real traction), investors (to demonstrate a stamp of approval from someone else) and press (to convey that we are unique within our industry).

The White House also said that several administration officials who were known to have had differences on the Middle East came together in what one official called a "full-court press" to convey the same message of American displeasure to Israel.

"The Romney campaign and the Obama campaign will be facing off and I think it's likely you'll begin to see the coverage of the two match up, at least to the extent that the press is conveying the criticism on each side".

Note that with one key press participants convey information about both the stimulus orientation and its perceived contrast/saturation.