Sentence examples for put across that from inspiring English sources

I think the collage helps to put across that cumulative effect.

To put across that studied naturalness, though, the London Symphony's warm precision was crucial: the firmly massed yet discreetly balanced brasses, sensuously lyrical winds, agile percussion and heated strings.

We were not able to put across that this word was used in Spanish and that it has nothing to do with the "negro" word as it is pronounced and used in English; that fact never really got grasped by anyone at the hearing.

Although some of these companies put across that there was no political reason for this, others presented their anti-fascism pledges, like beauty brand Illamasqua.

(GP36/M/7) [There is] a generalised fear of cancer … and what you want to do is try and put across that risk without making them too scared.

The idea is to put across that it's not a big deal provided he stops.

"The man I loved dumped me because I liked talking about surgery more than I liked talking about his day," she says, explaining how she came to be on a bus headed south (and, of course, putting across that she is single and looking).

She was putting across that she was trying to protect me or take care of me and make sure I was going to be okay.

The message actively put across at Longhill is that taking a test demonstrates a mature and responsible attitude towards health and there is reassurance that the test is voluntary, free and confidential.

As a songwriter he can put across something that's very simple but heartfelt.

"What I do want to put across is that people want to see an increase in the quality of halls.