Sentence examples for suitably conveyed from inspiring English sources

Results show that the uncertainty of the input data is suitably conveyed by the generated type-2 fuzzy set models.

William Ferguson conveyed the pompous Hérisson de Porc-Épic with suitably arrogant demeanor.

Ms. Coote offered a richly hued interpretation of this dramatic cycle, her voice taking on a suitably harder edge to convey the agitation of "Anxiety".

And in six songs of Ives they conveyed a sympathy for the vernacular American music Ives evokes, while also making these songs sound suitably radical.

This he learned and conveyed.

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But to judge by the suite Kirchner initially extracted from the opera before its first staging, he also wrote music suitably rich and alien to convey a vivid sense of his source: "Henderson the Rain King," Saul Bellow's novel about an American businessman who tries to reclaim his lost ideals on a trip to Africa.

Mark Bleeke was suitably odious in the title role, conveying the indolent king's swaggering insouciance with a powerful tenor and dramatic flair.

After a few numbers — wind chimes, showgirls, Dave Matthews — I found myself wondering what a guest is supposed to do or say, in the din of a darkened Greenwich home-screening room, to convey that he is suitably impressed.

Shannon Tarbet conveys Delilah's ardour, James McArdle is suitably guilt stricken as Daniel, and Sharon Small and Kevin Doyle bicker believably.