Phrasal Verb - putting across

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Definition

1. Expressing or making clear an idea, opinion, or message to others.
2. Conveying or transmitting something, especially an idea or message, to someone, especially effectively and persuasively.
3. Getting an idea or proposal accepted by others, particularly in a presentation or negotiation.

Examples

No.	Example
1	I had a hard time putting across my idea to the team because they were not very receptive.
2	During the sales pitch, the speaker did an excellent job of putting across the benefits of the product.
3	In the debate, each team tried to put across their argument in the most persuasive way possible.
4	The artist put across her vision for the project in a compelling presentation.
5	The politician put across his stance on the issue during the interview.
6	The teacher put across the concept of fractions to the students in a way they could understand.
7	The salesperson put across the importance of the product to the potential customer.
8	The negotiator put across his proposal with confidence and persuasion.
9	The manager put across the need for change to the employees.
10	The student put across his point of view in the class discussion.