Sentence examples for aptly conveys from inspiring English sources
He aptly conveys his narrator's enthusiasm for cricket.Yet the plot is light and fragile.
A blend of myth, history and contemporary comment, much affected by premonitions of the pending World War II, it aptly conveys Orozco's dour, apocalyptic vision of human fate.
Punctuated with haunting cello solos played here by David Geber, the school's vice president for instrumental performance, the work aptly conveys the optimistic denial and racked realization of Whitman's text.
Mr Preston, an emeritus professor at the London School of Economics and leading historian of 20th-century Spain, contends that no other word aptly conveys the whole of the Spanish tragedy, which included a strain of anti-Semitism.
It aptly conveys the buzz of a summer night, as the lovely "Raga for a June Evening" (1974), in rich variations and overlays of green, blue and brown with touches of yellow and lavender, evokes the murmur of a forest.
Still, this majestic score, with its intimations of Vaughan Williams's haunted Sixth and Seventh Symphonies, aptly conveys trepidation and elemental awe, and the cast members — particularly Lacey Jo Benter, a promising young mezzo-soprano, as the family matriarch Maurya — did their jobs well.
The youth's stubborn arrogance is aptly conveyed.
The ensemble aptly conveyed the movement's dark ambience.
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.
