Sentence examples for It conveyed from inspiring English sources

It conveyed an impersonal despair new in music.

"It conveyed images of negative power and negative associations of Italian-Americans".

It conveyed a sense of comradeship, mapped a world by a bushman's kind of detail, and exhibited a stoic sentimentalism that was exactly to colonial taste.

It conveyed the idea that assimilation into the Western tradition did not require submission to archaic and undemocratic forms of privilege.

It conveyed an atmosphere of tranquil power, and I understood why Rider Haggard had used it as the setting for his novel People of the Mist.

It conveyed, the New York Times said with more than a hint of sniffiness, "a nation secure in its own post-empire identity, whatever that actually is".

It conveyed the news in an e-mail message, in Latin, which instructed recipients "Ite ed vide," or go and look, at its Web site, of course.

It conveyed the sense of an everday man as President, the same image conveyed by Truman.

It conveyed the reality of heavy breasts, hips built for child bearing and the stomach of a 42-year-old who has made cupcakes a religion.

Another reason why this material went unpunished was that it conveyed its message in picture rather than word form.

There are several theories about its meaning, including that it conveyed a coded message to slaves, instructing them to escape.