Sentence examples for that successfully conveys from inspiring English sources

A Fragmented Continent is a welcome addition to the literature on Latin America, full of useful analysis in a well-written and accessible style that successfully conveys why the region is important for global climate governance.

Breath of the Wild, however, successfully conveys that feeling of inviting grandeur.

Assistant Texas Taste Editor for The Dallas Morning News Laura H. Ehret wrote that the book successfully conveys the experience of consuming bacon.

In media coverage of The Subtlety, there is a mass assumption that the display successfully conveys messaging concerning Black women's identities, bodies and sexualities.

For those sounds whose target word shows the highest agreement, the results confirm that they successfully convey the target concept.

GPs in particular gave positive feedback, highlighting that it was a good fit with their experience of the way referrals are managed, and that it successfully conveyed the complexity of general practice.

In that role, the lissome Genevieve O'Reilly more successfully conveys the first of those two qualities than the second.

Still, although Atkins acknowledges that Jamaica was "terrible" around most people -- and despite writing that tends to be earnest rather than artful -- she successfully conveys what she calls the "other side" of Jamaica.

They are wonderful, in both senses of the word: they are great, but they also give the impression that they are filled with wonder about the world and successfully convey that sense of wonder to the listener.

Dolan successfully conveys the reach both of Wedgwood's ambition and of his influence.

In such cases, what the speaker successfully conveys depends on the audience's knowledge of the speaker's moral views.