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The choice is uncomfortable for me because none of these phrases accurately conveys my sense of the therapeutic relationship.

Do not worry about the length of the article as long as it conveys the point.

a film clip of a Victorian lady undressing that conveys what wearing all that clothing was actually like.

But the main thing the bluntness conveys is how much better Ms Chua and her family are than everyone around them.

"Lincoln was always conscious of his own mortality, " and the cracked-plate photograph conveys a certain fatalism, said Ward.

My little New Year card, with just a few lines on it, conveys to you my true feelings and good wishes.

It conveys a familiar moral message: new technologies can be a hazard, as well as a boon, to humankind (not to mention dog kind).

It conveys all the color you'd expect from a place where the frontiers of China and the Greek Empire were just a camel ride away.

An important reason Google is usually listed among the world's most trusted brands is that it conveys a sense that the user comes first.

One can quibble about the accuracy of such a definition but it also conveys the essence of what evolution really is.

The word serves a real purpose - it conveys tone in text, something that even the most cynical critics accept.

DNA makes up the genes, the master instructions of life, while RNA merely conveys those instructions to other parts of the cell.

It is a vision that conveys life's complexity by superposition of several of it's dimension, through the eyes of a poet.

The utility model discloses a device which automatically conveys aluminum plate raw materials used for manufacturing a bearing bush.

The icon seems to conveys only one powerful message -- be more mindful of what is on your plate. Numbers and ranges are notably absent.

Defining an initial set of standards and templates for a project conveys architecture, design, and implementation guidance to the team.

The lungs may be infected as a result of the organisms moving along lymphatics into the venous blood which conveys them into the lungs.

Who holds a hand while crossing as she thoughtfully conveys a reminder to her child that he should always "look both ways" ?

You've got to do a whole pitch that conveys this without conveying it.

Statements consisting of only one independent clause that conveys a single idea are easier to understand and easier to verify or test.

She conveys the same set of values and experiences families all over the country live by.

Eloquence bad, do not understand the meaning that how conveys oneself, often be misunderstood by others dissocial and arrogant.

The feeding mechanism conveys paper on which an image has been formed in a post-processing apparatus main body direction.

It conveys the series of actions a user must initiate as he uses the system to resolve problems.

Not a Drop to Drink conveys a clear message to young readers about this precious commodity and our urgent need to conserve it.

He said a new U. S. Treasury Department report conveys the urgency of the problem.

Unlike the first one list, this list one conveys proper information and provides gives a clear idea of what the company is like.

This secret message seems to conveys that Amazon offers everything from A to Z!

Whether intended or not, the sequencing conveys vindictiveness, some say.

The content of that screen, that language of photography surpasses any words and conveys everything in one photo.

But lately, many designers have found that, when used properly, the handwritten style conveys a sense of craft and planning.

I need a modern and professional logo that conveys the vision and the mission statement of the company (ad).

4a. Goes up to the girl in question, asks an awkward question that conveys absolutely no attraction and produces an awkward moment.

He conveys a sense of a man made whole by power, yet hollowed out by it too.

His crossed legs and arms also lean towards Madonna yet this gesture equally conveys a sense of maturity and self awareness.

It is difficult even to attach a precise meaning to the term "scientific truth" . "Religious truth" conveys nothing clear to me at all.

Noah : The first one shows the positive effects of a volunteer's contribution, and conveys the idea of being "Champion of the Group" .

Noah hits all of these notes. He conveys all sides of Jobs - chaotic and vulnerable, fiery charismatic, slightly insane and insanely great.

It also conveys a sense of the energy and ability the suffragettes brought to their fight for freedom and equality.

Sometimes, the company or product name may require alteration because it conveys the wrong message in a second language.

Students begin by creating a ground plan that conveys all the necessary information in an organized and uncluttered manner.

dry humor; an ironic remark often conveys an intended meaning obliquely; an ironic novel; an ironical smile; with a wry Scottish wit.

At the juncture of water and land, the airport building successfully conveys the ambience of the sea.

A first backup server conveys a first de-duplicated list identifying data segments from the first storage pool to a second backup server.

The Great Pyrenees dog conveys the distinct impression of elegance and unsurpassed beauty combined with great overall size and majesty.

What the good friends conveys goes far beyond only a simple conception , instead, it carries a compelling and enlighten implications .

Kissing also conveys information about health status, since bad breath can be a sign of disease or ill-health.

A bachelor's degree on its own no longer conveys intelligence and capability.

But few others have managed to find an authentic voice that conveys both the grainy energy and harsh banality of life in the suburbs.

A true RESTful server application conveys URIs to clients by including links with predefined relations in its representations.

Shorter iterations tend to be easier to plan because the quick turnaround conveys a sense of urgency.

A painting has to convey an object, but a well-written character conveys only its own beauty of line and structure.

A presentation conveys an individual's personality and leaves a more lasting impression than a report.

Unfortunately, television conveys no sense of morality since it is itself amoral .

Rice's look conveys authority, intelligence, and a readiness to kick some serious butt .

Unfortunately the translation of "vengeance" conveys ideas of vindictiveness , revenge, and retaliation.

which then conveys and delivers the correct amount of the pressurized oil mist lubricant to bearings and metal surfaces .

But the phrase the system tree here conveys something more accurate and richer than it does in system engineering.

As a result, it turns out that just adding up the bit weights conveys only a small noise advantage.

"Li Mi Suspicion" proclaims conveys a message is in September: Let us love maliciously .

The entire motif conveys bright, clear and joyful warm hue, suggesting healthy and blessed future As well As brilliant vigor.

That leaves management unprepared to deal with media questioning and conveys an image of stonewalling and indifference.

The draft law conveys broad supervisory powers of designated systemically important institutions to the Federal Reserve Board.

"Yellow" conveys warmth, lucidity and pleasant sentiment, standing for aspiration toward the brand name.

The word "home" conveys a feeling of welcome and comfort.

This conveys that cost has a type, and by type I mean type as defined by XSI, and that the type is float as defined by XSD.

The modern verbal record of zhuang bronze drum contains brilliant folklore culture, conveys ancient belief, customs and religion ceremony.

A young child beautifully conveys the unselfish love of the poor widow in our Bible passage for today.

This pitch-and-rhythm variation, known as prosody, conveys emotion.

Conveys and understands only general meaning in very familiar situations. Frequent breakdowns in communications occur.

Yet, the scene conveys a sense of utter desperation.

It conveys the logic both of Computer and of Nature -- which in turn convey a power beyond understanding.

The established terminology 'the history of Chinese literary criticism' conveys, in actuality, multiple meanings.

'The language of the statute conveys a clear legislative intention to exclude general deterrence, ' the judges said.

Conveys and understands only general meaning in very familiar situations. Frequent breakdowns in communication occur.

The design, from its governing idea through to the finer details, conveys emotion(intimacy).

A firm can create desirable images and associations by designing a package that conveys impressions of richness, luxury, and exclusiveness.

It turns out everyone has a different idea of what conveys a neutral or "baseline" attitude toward someone.

As the highest form of the art of language, poetry conveys the nature of beauty by its unique form of condensation.

Music itself conveys wisdom. Instead of being exclusively owned by music specialists, it defines itself as an art for everyone's heart.

Conveys and understands only general meaning in very familiar situation. Frequent breakdown in communication occur.

As a new type of electronic map (E-map), the scientific popularization E-map conveys rich information to the users.

This slight complication to the programming model is well worth the benefits that it conveys, however.

According to this model, in a marked choice of discourse roles, the producer conveys to the receiver additional messages, i.

The stentorian and dignified recitation conveys the profoundness and extensiveness of Confucian Culture, making everyone feels at home.

The design of the gloriette is given by the fluidity of champagne, the bubbles, and the elegance which the product itself conveys.

The very name conveys the supposed uselessness of the concept. Square the imaginary unit, i, and you get minus one. Baffling.

The molecule glutamate is a neurotransmitter, which means it conveys information between neurons in the nervous system.

We often hear that prayer is communication with God. In communication one person conveys information or ideas to another.

This conveys a sense of respect and careful listening.

The present invention conveys seasonings and water via an output tap and is simple in operation and novel in structure.

Diagrammatic iconicity means the structure of linguistic representation sometimes resembles the structure of the content it conveys.

Note that it conveys an impressive amount of precisely defined information.

An early wake-up call usually conveys bad news, he said, "so this is something that can wait until the morning. "

conveys a sense of financial risk management.

a body of poetry that conveys the traditions of a society by treating some epic theme.

It is the heady combination of the divine spirit and the human body that conveys beauty more accurately than anything else.

"Now we know it conveys the message: 'Don't recruit for that spot, it's dangerous', " says Nieh.

Conveys a sense of comfort, interest and being heard.

Conveys the historical panorama of philosophical thought on the nature of reality, the human condition, and basic human values.

The new corporate design conveys the consultant's identity, its corporate values and goals: distinction and autonomy.

Indeed, the music he writes often conveys a desire to win a lover back.

Property conveys information that is less tangible, like "A button that shows a picture of a cactus" .

Extremely Limited User. Conveys and understands only general meaning in very familiar situations.

the act conveys a limited grant of power to the board, while bestowing on the CEO broad executive and administrative powers.

It is an expression that conveys the unique cultural quality and elegance of Chinese civilization.

Sometimes a gesture conveys one's meaning better than words.

Navy Blue clothing demands respect. It also conveys a feeling of loyalty , integrity, and dependability .

A put conveys the right to sell a security at a specified price.

A signal is formally defined as a function of one or more variables that conveys information on the nature of a physical phenomenon.

It is the first official gift we received from our parents or families, which conveys their love , care , expectation, and the best wishes.

He conveys the needed parts, with the withdraw Kanban attached, from the store to the downstream location.

Your behavior is extremely important in that it conveys your attitude much more effectively and directly than the words you use.

A notification is a one-way message that conveys information about a situation to other services.

Today we'll appreciate of the poem- "Night Thoughts" which just conveys the feeling of nostalgia.

The causation, or dependent origination, conveys the dynamic aspect of process phenomena.

An obscene price is a marketing gimmick that conveys a subliminal message that the service is magic.

The only thing this hollow expression conveys is that you're focusing on how we appear.

Nonverbal communication sometimes conveys a stronger message than words.

Compressed air conveys material through a hose at high velocity to the nozzle, where water is added.

Worse still, the phrase conveys the cheesy and misplaced idea that we are on a purposeful journey to a better place.

Although her diction reflects her age, Rachel conveys the difficulty of growing up with adult precision.

This is merely an advice of credit issued by the above mentioned bank which conveys no engagement on the part of this bank.

If he is personally insecure, the idleness conveys to him that they are threatening his authority.

The magic and mystical tale of bronze drum also conveys peoples'worship to the bronze drum in southwest region.

The bottle alone conveys the message in all the advertising. No copy, no other visual impressions.

Plant very cluttered and disorganized , conveys negative image to visitors .

communicate Its report, released early this month, conveys guarded optimism.

Nothing these worthy fellows could say conveys any information to me.

It does not matter if the curls are tight or soft, the Afro always conveys sexiness, lushness and vivacity.

This image really conveys the psychological trauma of the film's most infamous scenes.

High Performance - conveys longer distances than dilute-phase systems.

when the format conveys a negative meaning, the verb should be stressed, but "mei" and the complement is voiceless .

The transmission system is a speed and power changing device and conveys the drive to the wheels.

In sum, showing your anger conveys a toughness that can help you get what you want.

In addition, Chinese seal red and Chinese traditional color fundamental key is consistent, conveys China culture festival atmosphere.

The teacher appreciates multiple perspectives and conveys to learners how knowledge is developed from the vantage point of the knower.

But the metaphor conveys the inevitability, the inexorability, of gravitational attraction that many of us have best experienced in love.

Esophagus : Muscular tube that conveys food by peristalsis from the pharynx to the stomach.

His muscular image conveys sense of manhood. But to maintain the perfect figure is not that easy. He has to spend a lot of time in gym.

As mentioned, a good logo is distinctive, appropriate, practical, graphic and simple in form, and it conveys the owner's intended message.

Streams of living water are poisoned by the cup that conveys them to the thirsty lips of mankind.

His music conveys a sense of optimism.

Thank each well-disposed of person, which transmits, conveys this material for me!

Conveys and understands only general meaning in very familiar situations.

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Consider: The headline "Stocks crash" conveys a different idea than "Stocks fall" does.

The time at which a transaction is finally consummated, as when the seller conveys title and the buyer pays the purchase price.

It is due to the enormous market demand that our educational system conveys to our gigantic state its products batch by batch.

Don't believe him. Well, I've illustrated my point then . Speech conveys mood, emotion and intention .

What the picture conveys goes far beyond itself. It reminds me of the fact that. . .

She often conveys her feeling with an expression.

Pay close attention to how the writer conveys in words what you saw and heard on the screen.

It conveys a sense of political grip.

The stones were polished before the colors were applied, but they still appear rough, which conveys a free and natural beauty.

The style conveys a distinct mixture of sadness, pain, nostalgia, happiness and love.

A man's scent conveys critical information to women about a man's health status.

A 6 paper presents a cogent, well-articulated critique of the argument and conveys meaning skillfully.

The two digital and three analog signal types are unique in the information each conveys.

It conveys to the viewer a correspondence between the real world and transmission that can be sensually experienced.

Conveys an oriental sense of Simpicity.

The bumper sticker conveys pride in Cindy's gender and the pom poms affirm her loyalty to the university.

It conveys good values of basic humanity that could move audience in universal regions.

China does not like being called China by Taiwan because it feels that conveys a sense that the two sides are separate.

It conveys a message to all Taliban leaders that no one is safe.

Only when the letter conveys the intended message faultlessly can it be regarded as an effective business letter.

The pipeline conveys oil from Prudhoe Bay, the USA's biggest-ever oil field, built by ARCO on the frozen North Slope of Alaska in 1968 .

That conveys information about a remote function call.

The distance one stands from another frequently conveys a non-verbal message.

But the integral ability that conveys thinking, both and special likeness.

Some experts think it conveys an informal friendliness; others think it telegraphs meekness.

The Working Group conveys its appreciation to the Government for having promptly provided the requisite information.

The genius, the simplicity that conveys a great amount.

This is a fable about love. it conveys true sentiment of a young language teacher.

Literature conveys the value of art through thinking and imagination about words.

The Atom conveys the naked power of simplicity.

This idiom means: Although the present is trifling, it conveys profound feeling.

Summed up, the table on page 2 conveys three messages, two positive and one hugely negative.

Traditional Chinese opera conveys the idea of time and space to the audience through staged performances.

it conveys my love for your program.

Of course, we are given opportunities to have fun and enjoy recreation. Yet Hezekiah conveys a call from the Lord that is urgent and strong.

The character's body language conveys peace and tranquility.

The inside air fan conveys the air in the inside air flow path.

I think this conveys a completely different ambiance and context for discussions.

What the picture conveys goes far beyond merely a new fashion trend. Instead, it carries cultural implications as well.

The torch also conveys the message of a Green Olympics, a High-tech Olympics and the People's Olympics.

This event conveys information only, no errors or warnings.

The following data graphic clearly conveys this information.

motivation of earning money damages the inner motivation of employees, in which work in itself conveys pleasure.

Meaning is the basic element and content which human care conveys.

Among other things, the government says it wants to assess whether a fund's prospectus clearly conveys how it uses derivatives.

The human race mostly conveys messages by light.

My academic record at UCI directly conveys my ability to excel in the study of neuroscience.

The tone of the reports conveys how routine killing has become routine for the members of Task Force 373.

Roaring voice conveys Shaanxi thick accent.

It also conveys the message of a Green Olympics, a High-tech Olympics and the People's Olympics.

The image of authority he conveys is pointedly ambiguous.

There is the waiter who takes the order and conveys it to the kitchen.

Conveys hidden information about the document to the server and the client.

Shape your narrative so that it clearly conveys a perspective or central idea.

the probable risk of the marker gene conveys, etc.

We advise above conveys no engagement or obligation on our part.

The engine conveys the expanding power of combustion into rotary force in order to propel the vehicle.

Adorno was right: running in the street always conveys an impression of terror.

The address form plays an important role in the speech communication and it is the first information that conveys to the listener.

The voice conveys the common wish and the lofty idea of mankind.

The pipeline conveys natural gas to the Midwest.

This train conveys both passengers and goods.

train conveys both passengers and goods.

He says neckwear conveys 'respect for patients' and shouldn't be jettisoned. Dr.

The style conveys a personality which is identifiable and consistent.

People-oriented, this is Nokia's commitment to consumers, but also conveys the brand concept of being customer-oriented .

Combining green with blue conveys feelings of water.

The time of phoning conveys the importance of things and it plays a important role in our lives.

The pipe conveys the hot water from the boiler to the bath.

Disease conveys lack of health in body or mind.

Though the words are different but it conveys the contact of yoga in the Chinese way of living.

A bus conveys passengers to the airport.

The song conveys how deeply he loved his country.

We focus first on the object or the need, then check what message it conveys.

And they follow five little habits that conveys to them, extraordinary longevity comparatively speaking.

Video chat conveys these elements of ASL.

The focus of the thesis lies in how the symbol system conveys the Expo themes, how to play the role of publicity, and how its effect goes.

"I am perfectly happy to have a conversation, " is the message he conveys to baffled Japanese staff.

Cellphone conveys our love word.

This ship conveys oil from the Middle East.

Through his use of style, McCarthy effectively conveys the impression of what it is like to experience the events being described.

It is a high-level communication that conveys intent.

This feeling he conveys to me even in our daily work. This knowledge gives me and the players a lot of security.

This logo conveys an idea of people connecting with each other.

Please note that this letter is solely an advice and conveys no engagement by us.

Simple as the picture is, the symbolic meaning it conveys is deep and profound.

A vessel that conveys lymph.

A red color conveys meaning because it is an accepted convention.

Hence, I firmly believe that if everybody applies what the picture conveys into actual practice, they will surely reap lot more.

Q: Former French Prime Minister Raffarin will arrive in Beijing today before he conveys a letter from President Sarkozy to Chinese leaders.

Your music conveys a lot of hope. It's not cynical.

and It conveys the persistence of love.

Takingthe valediction as its subject, thepoem conveys a dreamlike artistic conception that is beautifully sad and detached.

What the picture conveys goes far beyond only a fashion trend.

What the picture conveys goes far beyond only a new fashion trend.

The room's lighting conveys an impression of spaciousness.

The picture conveys a message that the inner strength determines whether we can pull through difficult times.

In English, the pitch at which a word is spoken conveys emotion but usually does not affect its meaning.

Whether it conveys its occupants securely and speedily to their destination surely depends on who is steering it.

The train conveys over three hundred passengers every day.

Li: As we all know WTO membership conveys not only certain rights but also specific responsibilities.

As we will see in chapter 10, a half smile conveys information that is dramatically different from a full smile.

White, on the other hand, conveys peace, simplicity, and spaciousness.

However, excellent advertisement not only conveys information but also embodys a kind of deep level spiritual connotation and human concern.