Sentence examples for conceived to convey a from inspiring English sources
His line was partly conceived to convey a social message.
You could, in theory, check your make-up in its angled mirrors, but their fractured reflections and the ominous stains on its unkempt wooden top suggest that Psyche was conceived to convey something dark and unsettling, rather than to serve a practical purpose.
Conceived to convey permanence, the signature building opened in the midst of the telephone company's breakup.
Things that are difficult: difficult to conceive, to convey, to make.
"Printemps," written, like "Diane," while Debussy was living in Rome as a recipient of the Prix de Rome in 1885 and 1886, was conceived as an orchestral work in which human voices — a wordless chorus and soloists — would be used simply as instruments, to convey a particular kind of sound and tonal color rather than specific verbal meanings.
He wanted to convey a message.
Central Huijin may have hoped to convey a similar message.
It used to convey a moral sensibility, but now it conveys an economic one: not getting paid.
Obama seemed to be trying to convey a similar message.
Create a Thanksgiving message to convey a personal touch.
