Sentence examples for would not convey from inspiring English sources
But the alarmed aide seemed to understand that a photograph of the moment would not convey such distinctions and would yield to less flattering interpretations.
Dr. Pablo A. Celnik, a co-author of the study and an assistant professor of rehabilitation medicine at Johns Hopkins, said the procedure might be useful in helping stroke victims recover motor function, but would not "convey supernatural powers and will not make you into a superhero".
Similarly, the borrower would not convey complete information because of signaling cost (Milde et al. 1988; Sharpe 1990; Spence 1973).
The reason for not including cases where the algorithm fails is that in these cases, the effect of the used image representation would be negligible and thus, would not convey useful information for our study.
Thus, eligibility of adult family members for this status would not convey state endorsement of incest; whether the state should prohibit or discourage this is an independent question (March 2010).
Another concern was that the eyes would not convey the character, but this was corrected by the final version.
So maybe the stars are singing after all just in a frequency too high for us to hear and across a vacuum that wouldn't convey the sound anyway.
MTV's alternative rock show 120 Minutes insisted on premiering the video, but Cobain felt the program would not properly convey the humor of the "pop idol" version.
Her living will did not convey that she would rather die than ever be intubated, she proscribed being on it if she were terminal; a process independent of the treatments available.
He cautioned that a military attack would have "limited results," but he did not convey any warnings about policy shortcomings.
Today, a letter makes a statement that it was not making twenty years ago: like telegrams, they are usually sent only for special occasions, and betray, by their very existence, information about their senders that they would not have conveyed before.
