Sentence examples for that is conveyed from inspiring English sources

Vaishnava traditions, however, include an alternative perspective that is conveyed in a well-known tale about Rama.

The filmmaker has a number of ways of modifying the camera's neutrality and thereby the "reality" that is conveyed to the audience.

"They talk about finding the right solutions in a very complicated world" of advertising and media, she adds, "which is a very different message from connectivity and connecting people to entertainment" that is conveyed in the "Enjoy better" ads.

Ion flux can lead to cell membrane depolarization (less negative charge across the cell), which leads to an action potential a brief electric polarization that results in a nerve impulse that is conveyed to the brain.

Social media are "a wonderful way to make contact" with potential visitors, Mr. Campbell says, because "the best marketing is a great experience" that is conveyed through word of mouth.

We certainly have a very international cast, but there is still an American attitude that is conveyed by the look of the models and which is carried through in the clothes.

We make sure that their voice is just as loud as that very vocal, very motivated minority that is conveying a different message.

This is very far from the impression that was conveyed to the public at the start.

"But they're also worried about the atmospherics that are conveyed to Wall Street and how investors will react".

Yet the number of stories that are conveyed by live "as it happens" pictures is vanishingly small.

As to "any connotations that would upset any of our partners, or anybody else in the world, the president would regret if anything like that was conveyed".