Sentence examples for Convey passion from inspiring English sources

I want us to convey passion to them".

Bush and Baker fail to convey passion on issues, and that can be a real liability.

John Harbison's "Mirabai Songs," which convey passion and sensuality in a shifting density of chromaticism, are enchantingly sung.

I want us to convey passion to those watching us, to our fans back in Italy," he said.

Like another animatronic candidate, Michael Dukakis, Romney uses his wife as a way to convey passion; Mittens also dwells on patriotic songs and poems, and stories about traveling the country with Mom and Dad in a Rambler, to humanize himself and quell some evangelical voters' fears that Mormonism is an alien cult.

Can he/she convey passion and excitement for the business or products(s) through his/her writing?

What they seemed to be picking up on were gestures that they thought conveyed passion.

FOR 400 years humans have stood on stages and conveyed passion through song.

All this makes a stark contrast with the campaign of the last Democrat to make it to the White House, who had no trouble conveying passion over matters economic.

I asked, "What do I do or say that conveys passion, and what's the impact on you?" to which he replied, "You speak with your hands a lot and have large gestures.

But, speaking through an interpreter at a session broadcast live on several national cable networks, the grandmothers, who live in Cardenas, a city on Cuba's north coast 90 miles east of Havana, responded to questions with simple phrases that conveyed passion and determination.