Sentence examples for aiming to convey from inspiring English sources

De Moor is aiming to convey fine distinctions of experience and perception.

Now the interest in organs takes other forms, in particular the specialized work by builders, players and even musicologists aiming to convey what some of them like to call a "historically informed understanding" of the great masters.

The producers of "Real Justice" have shrewdly capitalized on this obsession while aiming to convey a more realistic portrait of a legal system that seems as stressed and haphazard as Florida's balloting.

At one point, she appeared to give a snort of exhilarated delight, although, to be fair, it's not easy to say precisely what emotion a huge horse is aiming to convey; it could equally have been a snort of ennui or a snort of frustration at the Obama administration's glee over Mitt's gaffe-spree.

Watch Philip's face as he sings The Star Spangled Banner at his son's school in an early episode, and you'll get a sense of the conflict Rhys is aiming to convey: "It's an actor's dream, because you're playing parts within parts".

Neal Scanlan and Conor O'Sullivan developed the film's alien creatures, aiming to convey that each creature has a logical biological function and purpose.

The therapist listens to the words, to what they aim to convey, to the vocabulary and to the rhythm.

The modulated lighting and elegant surroundings recall traditional painted portraits, which aim to convey status, wealth and profession.

This envisages an Islamic state throughout the Middle East, while at home the Brotherhood aims to "convey the mission of Islam to the people as a whole".

Each poster, Bendall said, "aims to convey the grace and fragility of the White Swan in contrast to the aggression and power of the Black Swan".

The show was rightly lauded for its realism, and for seven critically acclaimed seasons it aimed to convey the feel of Baltimore.