Sentence examples for certainly conveys from inspiring English sources

I've no doubt Agbaje could cite many parallel cases from life and she certainly conveys the Kafkaesque labyrinth that confronts asylum seekers.

He certainly conveys Roosevelt's gregariousness and prodigious energy, his speech punctuated with "Bully!" and "By Godfrey!," followed by a brisk hand clap.

Perhaps you, as an independent Times insider, can explain to the public why the Times would side with Hamas — an inference that the picture of innocent Gazan girls certainly conveys — over Hamas' reiteration of its intention to destroy Israel.

Lott is never still, does more costume changes than Danny La Rue and certainly conveys Holly's instinctive sexual ardour: "I've never been to bed with a writer," she cries, spreadeagling herself over Fred's prostrate body.

In the case of lines far more lubriciously explicit than these, Wills embraces the Roman poet's copious Latin obscenities in tumescent Anglo-Saxon translations, and in this sense certainly conveys the authentic Martial.

While Dr. Alley certainly conveys the sobering facts about rising emissions of carbon dioxide and what it could mean for the planet, he does it with a light touch and from interesting locales rather than beating people over the head with portents of doom.

Whether or not this is true, the Iranians were certainly conveying a message.

And the film certainly conveyed a human warmth persisting amid the squalor.

The signs, Roberts added, with notable understatement, "certainly convey Westboro's position on those issues".

The tumultuous hip-hop movements certainly conveyed a sense of urban unrest.

"Until we have confirmation, that's aspiration on our part, but we certainly conveyed it to the market".