Sentence examples for understand and convey the from inspiring English sources

They understand and convey the essential spiritual conundrum of their characters, who are at once overexcited and underinvolved.

She wanted to introduce me to Jagger, but first she needed to tell me something about my attempts to understand and convey the Davos scene.

The more journalists can do to understand, and convey, the process of science as well as the findings, the better off everyone will be.

Harris notes "Nick's desire to understand and convey the interior lives of his subjects," which explains why many of his images "burn with such preternatural intensity and eloquence".

To better understand and convey the Democratic nominee's impact, we're asking: What do you think about Clinton?

As Sean Mathias stages the piece, both Clarke as Holly and Smith as Fred understand and convey the clash between what's real and what's all too sadly faked.

Without the presence of a socially recognized concept of sexual harassment, women were ill-equipped to both understand and convey these significant experiences and their harms.

Few novelists have better understood and conveyed the overworkings of the hysterical brain, the underworkings of the damaged brain (after his first spell at the front, Tietjens returns with partial memory loss), the slippings and slidings of the mind at the end of its tether, with all its breakings-in and breakings-off.

A mathematical model is used in science for a two-fold purpose: first, to understand and convey understanding of observed phenomena, and second, to predict the state of a system given initial conditions [ 4].

Such seems to be the goal of Stelios Faitakis, who from his native Greece has set out to understand and convey to all a meaningful version of the world around him.

The current volume and complexity of genetic tests, and the molecular genetics knowledge and health knowledge related to interpretation of the results of those tests, are rapidly outstripping the ability of individual clinicians to recall, understand and convey to their patients information relevant to their care.