Sentence examples for statements conveyed from inspiring English sources

But their statements conveyed the excitement of expectation and optimism.

Those statements conveyed the very opposite of the love and mercy that Cardinal Dolan expressed.

And while EchoStar and Hughes did not say they were walking away from their deal yesterday, their statements conveyed more resignation than resolve.

When two or more statements conveyed the same or similar message as judged by the investigators, the redundant statements were removed.

Both statements convey identical information.

However coolly expressed, such statements convey a fierce moral passion.

These statements convey no information about anything except the way that IQ is defined.

Yet Jones has shown he is unafraid to share his thoughts on Colin Kaepernick's controversial protests during the national anthem, even if his statements convey a certain fear.

When the F.B.I. did not respond quickly enough to satisfy Mr. Kennedy, he contacted several F.B.I. officials and "appears to have made statements conveying urgency and high levels of White House interest," the report said.

Collectively, these statements convey the idea that textile design is driven by market needs or demands, rather than by a designer's personal sense of aesthetic quality or creativity, and that the product's end use will provide a solution to a consumer problem.

Contra the privilege afforded the priestly caste in matters of Vedic interpretation, he says that even foreigners—"barbarians," mleccha can be the experts whose statements convey to us testimonial knowledge, provided, as always, they know the truth and want to communicate without deception.