Sentence examples for always conveys from inspiring English sources

The choreography, though intricate and arduous, always conveys the illusion of spontaneity.

The art that I feel most passionate about always conveys its creator's passion.

Ultimately, it is emotional rather than physical nakedness that Mattila always conveys.

The Scots word peerie that became Johnson's nickname crops up in many contexts, but it always conveys "little" or "small".

"He is a prose writer of great beauty," Mr. Wood wrote, "but that prose confronts one with the question of whether beauty is enough, and whether beauty always conveys all that a novelist must convey".

This elegant, statuesque singer is much more outgoing than she used to be, but she always conveys a sense of someone breaking through her own natural reserve to establish an intimate connection with an audience.

In women's wear, in other words, tradition does not always convey subservience.

Mr. Ghailani's case had always conveyed layers of added significance.

He always conveyed the impression that Iraq was a personal test.

Unfortunately, there are not enough of them, and they are almost always conveyed in clotted prose.

What he always conveyed in the long, pained looks of Morse was a constant moral indigestion.