Sentence examples for transmit the idea from inspiring English sources

He takes inspiration from Renaissance art, especially da Vinci's perfect man (sometimes with Guevara's features), and explains that he wants to "transmit the idea of mysticism or religion through images that are concrete and have nothing to do with religion".

She said the Conservatives' continual insinuations that Khan is the London "lab rat" of Jeremy Corbyn's communism, and that he backs extremism is designed to transmit the idea he would be "dangerous" to elect.

What, in other words, are we to make of the object (be it a human body or a video-recording) that is supposed to transmit the idea which, in turn, is said to be the genuine artwork?

To begin with, leaders must not transmit the idea that compliance is a "necessary evil". Employees are more likely to get on board if they understand that, when implemented correctly, compliance can become a competitive advantage.

"Daughter" doesn't just transmit the idea of little girls being the equal of little boys this ad is squarely aimed at what happens inside workplaces once those children grow to become adults.

The production does, however, cleverly transmit the idea that, for theatrical veterans like Willie, showbiz and life are one.

It transmits the idea that sex might in fact be communication, about a multitude of touches, sensations and responses rather than "bash A to win".

It is all too tempting to see him as the "influence" – above all in transmitting the ideas of a then-obscure European high priest of chance, Marcel Duchamp.

Born in the 1970s, my generation of girls was raised by parents who, whether they knew it or not, transmitted the ideas of second-wave feminism.

The large Greek diaspora and merchant class were instrumental in transmitting the ideas of western romantic nationalism and philhellenism, which together with the conception of Hellenism, formulated during the last centuries of the Byzantine Empire, formed the basis of the Diafotismos and the current conception of Hellenism.

In this review, we transmit the main ideas or concepts behind regulation by transcription factors and give just enough examples to sustain these main ideas, thus avoiding a classical ennumeration of facts.