Sentence examples for try to put across from inspiring English sources

That's what I was drawn to; it's a truth in their lyrics and music, and that's what I try to put across in my music".

No wonder it takes two biographies to try to put across why Ethel Merman was one of the biggest and most enduring stars Broadway has ever known.

Was this the sort of narrative the owners of Coast were trying to put across?

"What I'm trying to put across through the exhibition is how their vision, their dialogue with tradition differs from that of local designers".

Around the country, loc al candidates are trying to put across a positive argument, like Stephen Parkinson's 10 reasons to vote Conservative, but head office seems intent on the attack policy, wary of a hung parliament.

"Companies want to make sure that the editorial environment in which they advertise is working hard for them and not opposing the values or brand personality they are trying to put across".

Magic is my vehicle, but the actual thing I'm trying to put across is that it doesn't matter what your circumstances are, you can achieve things that people say that you can't.

There's really something there, something that gets at the feeling Marche tries to put across (in this case an orgasm) in a manner rarely achieved by conventional means.

"If I'm trying to put across what women in my situation are thinking, how better than to use the everyday stuff I come across, some of it funny, some terribly sad?" And Millington points out that there's an increasing demand for writers to keep things personal.

It's easy to see the effects of that pressure in "Aftershock," and it's also possible to guess at moments in which Mr. Feng is trying to put across a different message, like the prominence in the plot of a Tiananmen Square souvenir book bag, or that — unremarked upon by anyone on screen — for a significant period after the 1976 earthquake no one arrives to help.

"The message that a career in academia is a realistic expectation for only a small number of researchers is one that PPARC and other [Research] Councils have tried to put across in career literature for students," says PPARC's Fry in the letter to the RAS.