Sentence examples for that conveys with from inspiring English sources

In fact there is no word in the French language that conveys with such jaunty concision a state opposite to the customary self-consciousness of even the hippest Paris scenes.

The present translation is an experiment in re-presenting the Bible — and, above all, biblical narrative prose — in a language that conveys with some precision the semantic nuances and the lively orchestration of literary effects of the Hebrew and at the same time has stylistic and rhythmic integrity as literary English.

An album that conveys, with apt anxiety and disgust, the fears and troubles of a world riven by conflict and distracted by superficial celebrity.

The result is an album that conveys, with apt anxiety or disgust, the fears and troubles of a world riven by conflict and distracted by superficial celebrity.

I am hard pressed to think of a recent production that conveys with such magnificence the base humanness of those who would rule the world.

In a novel that conveys, with understated clarity, the devastating effects of the closet, he has chosen to resist the closet's narrative appeal, the salacious potential for revelation and revisionism that comes with uncovering the truths of an earlier time.

There are descriptions of Dai Wei's medical predicament that convey with great visceral force the harrowing experience of being locked in an unresponsive body, and there are evocative glimpses of the new China beginning to spread its economic wings at the end of the 1990s.

Based on this work, Milsom and colleagues [ 41] first tested two constructs, pHoxB4-2A-GFP and pMGMT-2A-GFP, coexpressing HoxB4 and MGMT (O-methylguanine-DNA-methyl-transferase, a transgene that conveys chemoresistance) with GFP and noted that in cells transfected with these constructs the amount of uncleaved [MGMT-F2A24-GFP] polyprotein was far greater than that of [HoxB4-F2A24-GFP].

Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve is a limited-edition blend of 20- to 23-year-old whiskeys that conveys aromas with slightly peaty and smoky notes.

But what can any actor do with a script that conveys youthful hope with a line like "We ain't got nowhere to go but up"?

And, no doubt as a reaction to Waley's flowery prose, he stripped away a lot of the ornament to arrive at a more modern text that conveys its meaning with far greater accuracy and concision.