Sentence examples for aptly convey from inspiring English sources
Though passable at best, the digital camerawork does aptly convey the bleakness of the city's sidewalks and streets during winter.
The prolific children's illustrator Henry Cole provides gentle watercolors, which aptly convey the action at the penguin house in the Central Park Zoo in New York.
Small's energetic colored-pencil, ink and watercolor illustrations aptly convey the scale and urgency of a child's perspective and provide plenty of playful details leading up to a last-page twist that will delight kids and parents alike.
As President Hassan Rouhani attends the U.N. General Assembly opening in New York — to present, as he has announced, the "true face of Iran" at meetings, events and interviews — one must hope he will aptly convey the diversity of the land and its peoples, including the close to four million worldwide who form the Iranian diaspora.
The youth's stubborn arrogance is aptly conveyed.
The ensemble aptly conveyed the movement's dark ambience.
He aptly conveys his narrator's enthusiasm for cricket.Yet the plot is light and fragile.
Ms. Mattila was most persuasive in the languid "Hôtel," aptly conveying its smoky decadence.
And the New York Choral Artists, as prepared by Joseph Flummerfelt, aptly conveyed the work's awe and joy.
As Giorgetta, the heartbroken wife, Ms. Racette aptly conveyed a complex intermingling of grief and desire.
The quartet's richly hued playing aptly conveyed the dramatic changes of mood in this sensual score, whose simmering tensions allude to the married composer's illicit affair.
