Sentence examples for continue to convey something from inspiring English sources

Even so, they continue to convey something of the intellectual excitement associated with advances in twentieth-century science and philosophy.

Assad's words, however, continue to convey a resolve to remain in power.

It's a sense of loss and fear that Syrian children themselves continue to convey vividly.

Haden continued to convey his support publicly, even in recent weeks when it appeared as if Haden was standing alone.

The Magisterium equates sexual abstinence with purity and has historically conveyed -- and continues to convey -- the false notion that only the virginal and abstinent can be truly holy.

"They use this as a tool to convey something," she said.

These topics reflect Mr. Bertrand's interest in using photography to convey something beyond beauty.

Maybe the mood of this piece has to convey something a little different.

"I thought the music was thrilling and the voice seemed to convey something heartfelt.

We also sought to convey something about the joy of being alive.

Sometimes," he says, smiling, "you have to convey something that you don't actually believe".