Sentence examples for be conveyed with from inspiring English sources

Sleep And Release explores a cumulative void, expressing emotions that can only be conveyed with music.

Where but in Italy could an entire sentence-worth of meaning be conveyed with a single hand gesture?

Opera romanticises art, but in doing so it says something about the pain and anguish of creativity that perhaps can only be conveyed with heart-filled singing, an orchestra charged with passion, and a set that takes your breath away.

And the idea of freedom would be conveyed with far greater conviction by a tower that did not try to dictate the meanings that people might see reflected in it.

The idea that paranoia, and the machinery of oppression, can be conveyed with unquerulous calm, as they are by Kafka, and that they might seem even more daunting as a result, has never occurred to Gilliam, and it never will.

That is, even if some words are not recognized correctly, the semantics of an utterance can still be conveyed with the recognized keywords.

Everything is conveyed with convincing aural detail.

All of this is conveyed with astonishing grit and clarity.

The words are conveyed with far less distraction.

The contradictions of adolescence have rarely been conveyed with such authenticity and force.

James's anguish and guilt over his failure to protect Sarah are conveyed with touching warmth.