Sentence examples for comfortable conveying from inspiring English sources

He looked appropriately dashing and seemed utterly comfortable, conveying the character's development from a pompous French aristocrat enamored of his physical perfection to a selfless knight caught between love for his king and yearning for his queen.

Mr. Herreweghe might be especially comfortable at conveying ambiguity in music, without calling attention to it or exaggerating it but simply by empowering expressions of the conflicting emotions.

In particular, Fed officials are concerned that targets would be seen as destinations, conveying that the Fed was comfortable with 7 percent unemployment or 3 percent inflation.

So at a very young age I became very comfortable with speaking in a leadership capacity, conveying ideas, arguing for ideas and synthesizing information.

Dhody gave her short dresses with low necklines, conveying the image of a supermodel comfortable with her body; during her low phase, she is shown in long t-shirts.

The exhibition has a lot of art that conveys an easy, comfortable relationship with religion.

Who wouldn't love this?" He spread his arms, showing off the air and the water in a manner that conveyed a comfortable possession.

In "New York 1960" (Monacelli Press, 1995), the authors -- Mr. Stern, Thomas Mellins and David Fishman -- said the idea of the complex was to convey a comfortable ambience, despite the slick aluminum panels.

The speed-dating was organized on the premises of the University's bar to convey a comfortable space suitable for the romantic tone of the event.

As long as you have a sense of who you are and wear what mirrors your native coloring and innate physical design you will convey a comfortable confidence and natural charisma.

Paint whatever details on the face you want and feel comfortable doing -- eyes are not necessary for most figures as the darkened wash area is perfectly good at conveying the illusion.