Sentence examples for text conveyed from inspiring English sources
Respondents reported that, for some charts, the labels and text conveyed something different from the title or from their interpretation of what was shown in the graph.
Rather, canons are "presumptions about what an intelligently produced text conveys".
With clever humor, the simple text conveys lessons about adjectives, opposites and early math concepts.
He stuck closer to the text, conveying its sparseness as well as its stateliness and flashes of wry humor.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will explore how delivering text conveys intent and meaning.
John Conklin's set, subtly patterned with images of handwritten and printed text, conveys a world of threadbare colonialist grandeur summoned into being through words.
Translator Sam Garrett has applied sensitivity and ingenuity to this text, conveying both biblical resonances and the squalid mundanity of modern life.
"The text conveys no sense of the scale or urgency of the challenge".
Text conveys the content of a Web site and helps to reinforce the brand through its tone and style.
Comprehension of expository text entails constructing a coherent internal representation of what the text conveys, and requires active inferential and coherence building processing (Graesser, Leon, & Otero, 2002; Kintsch, 1998).
De La Peña's finely tuned text conveys a deep wisdom (through the relationship between a boy and his kind but no-nonsense Nana) without ever becoming pedantic and Robinson's illustrations elevate the mundane setting of a bus ride by infusing it with a sense of childlike wonder.
