Sentence examples for transmit itself from inspiring English sources

That unevenness seems to transmit itself to Barenboim's approach too, which alternates between sovereign command and effortful detailing.

I want some of her stillness to transmit itself to me, help me settle down and find my focus.

Criminals would find themselves incapable of eluding justice, because each of their misdeeds would "transmit itself eternally into infinity," carried by light.

Unlike a computer virus, which "infects" other programs in order to transmit itself to still more programs, worms are generally independent programs and need no "host".

A disease that cannot transmit itself rapidly dies out.The researchers calculated that a population which followed a Nash strategy would contract 100 times more infections than one which followed a utilitarian strategy.

In truth though, the weight and warmth is all on the French side: the Polish woman is dying – it happens dramatically, mid-aria, on stage – and her spirit seems to somehow transmit itself to Paris and can live again, infecting her double with strange emotions and unexplained impulses.

And life is nothing other than knowledge's way of transmitting itself.

"Anxiety transmits itself to the other players," Hodgson conceded, "but I believe that Joe won't transmit anxiety.

Her songs are where she lets her real feelings rip, her heartbreak transmitting itself as luxuriant pop-soul.

This sense transmits itself to the listener, who in turn finds a reflection of their own experience, and so the bond is forged.

Unsurprisingly, their angst transmitted itself to the other players and had Heskey's late header been slightly lower, Arsenal might have dropped two points.