Sentence examples for rarely conveyed from inspiring English sources

The war, bloody and unending, barely registered as an issue in the parliamentary campaign, perhaps in part because its horror is rarely conveyed on television, which by contrast broadcasts gory images from each suicide bombing.

The community often tends to use, unquestioningly, techniques based on the confusion matrix for which the correct application and interpretation requires the satisfaction of often untenable assumptions (e.g., perfect coregistration of data sets) and the provision of rarely conveyed information (e.g., sampling design for ground data acquisition).

The consequences of non-participation for example (for both the individual, science, and the public), are rarely conveyed, probably through fear of being coercive.

Movies rarely convey the power of the novels that inspire them.

Donen's scores sometimes do a decent job of transmitting romance and yearning, but rarely convey any sense of horror.

Her art rarely conveys feeling so much as excites it and then absorbs it, to the benefit of the work's authority.

Napoleon becomes friends with a new student, a Mexican immigrant named Pedro Sánchez (Efren Ramirez) who rarely conveys emotion or speaks.

In the catalogue for the Whitney Museum of Art's seminal 1994 exhibition, Black Male, curator Thelma Golden describes the African-American male as "one of the greatest inventions of the twentieth century," because "black masculinity represents an amalgam of fears and projections in the American psyche which rarely conveys or contains the trope of truth about the black male's existence".

These thresholds are routinely used in enrichment analysis as large gene-sets rarely convey much useful biological meaning (e.g. regulation of physiological process), whereas very small gene-sets are more susceptible to being falsely enriched due to random fluctuations.

The contradictions of adolescence have rarely been conveyed with such authenticity and force.

I don't express my feelings well with stuff, as it rarely accurately conveys how I feel.