Sentence examples for put across information from inspiring English sources

It contrasted the power to use advertising techniques for civil action and public campaigns "to put across information, opinions and values not in the mainstream of commerce or politics" with the billions of dollars spent by the private sector.

He invented the name, he said, because rebus was a way of "putting across information through pictures," and that seemed to apply to his character.

Think of it as working writing, writing doing a job, writing that puts across information in a way that makes readers want to absorb it.

He said: "We've been very open about this and we've put across all the information we had as soon as we have had it".

But "Spirit Capture" is giving us another kind of experience, an expository history-book experience, one that might not have been as effective, or able to put across such difficult, layered information, in another form.

Smith can also put across a number.

"That would put across an even worse image.

An example should be given to clarify how this information can be put across by producers and how this is done in some Member States. 1.

Data was put across as the mean ± SEM.

I.B.M., an imaginative funfair of information by the office of the late Eero Saarinen with Charles Eames, proves that the corporate message can be put across as an integrated architectural‐design concept, and without Walt Disney.

The Neighbourhood, from Los Angeles, put across a similar energy.