Sentence examples for cannot begin to convey from inspiring English sources

Of the latter, he once said: "I cannot begin to convey the full horror of the board of governors".

Anyway, a picture of the plate that's just been put down in front of you cannot begin to convey the actual experience of being there and seeing it, let alone eating it.

I cannot begin to convey the contours of the sad land that day showed me.

if something like this has never happened to you, I cannot begin to convey what it feels like to be totally helpless in the middle of the night and see an intruder entering your home.

We cannot begin to express our sorrow over her loss.

"Groundhog day" doesn't even begin to convey the frustration at experiencing such deja vu.

In fact, "extremely dilute does not even begin to convey the true nature of the phenomenon.

"But 'patch' doesn't begin to convey the reality," Moore wrote.

But it doesn't even begin to convey the revolution that the Whole Earth Catalog represented.

The "score," 0-0, doesn't even begin to convey the stolid, ineffectual shrug of a display that England put on.

In Muck City, the well-worn line that "football is like religion" doesn't even begin to convey its importance.