Sentence examples for space to convey from inspiring English sources

It is impossible in this limited space to convey the sheer ineptitude of Rosenthal's presentation.

"How is it possible to use a museum space to convey the condition of being Jewish in the Soviet Union in the late nineteen-forties?" That was the era of Stalin's so-called anti-cosmopolitan campaign, which every Soviet Jewish family remembers as a time of great danger and even greater fear.

Marketers now have twice the space to convey their message.

Having developed hundreds of resumes for executives, I know that this career tool only has a short amount of time — and space — to convey value to a reader.

I lack the space to convey their excellence and the promise they hold for future movies.

Although we know today that there is no matter in space to convey sound, we can nonetheless find bridges between astronomy and music.

Craig Monahan, who directed and wrote the script with Gordon Davie, uses spaces to convey mood, and his cinematographer, Simon Duggan, gives the picture a cold sharpness; it looks as if it has been kept pristine in a grocer's freezer.

A gender-sensitive awareness campaign first requires an understanding of the target female population, including demographic factors such as caste, literacy rate, language, occupation, etc. Indian political parties and ENGOs often commission murals in public spaces to convey information to illiterate populations.

The factors were surprisingly polarized, suggesting the forced-normal distribution affects the space available to convey nuanced perspectives.

We really are living this stuff and we want our space(s) to convey that.

Virtual spaces need to convey a similar sense.