Sentence examples for a conveyed from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, other persons' speech, gestures, postures, moods, facial expressions, and so on frequently can be said to "mirror" back to one an "image" of oneself, namely, a conveyed sense of how one "appears" from other perspectives.

The red leather covering the high heels was meant to bring attention to them and also a conveyed a sense of continental sophistication as red heels were famously worn in the court of French King XIV.

(AU M2) This notion of responsibility was also demonstrated through a conveyed belief that it is the role of the media to present the facts, be accurate and convey the truth: The nature of a food safety issue means it is imperative to report the facts.

Some feel Kid A conveys an anti-consumerist viewpoint, expressing the band's perception of global capitalism.

This was a need conveyed to us.

Can a horse convey a sense of performance?

A continuance is conveyed.

His features conveyed a disappointed nobility.

Privately, he conveyed a sense of worry.

Tenzing conveyed a feeling of profound silence.

Initially this conveyed a chilly competence.