Sentence examples for convey a more from inspiring English sources
convey a more positive sense of national purpose.
It's time for the president to reinvent this formula and convey a more three-dimensional person.
Taking endless liberties with perspective, scale and architecture they convey a more subtle turbulence and sense of life being lived.
In the early years, it frustrated me, because without any context I couldn't convey a more nuanced perspective.
On the whole, the vowels are clear and bell-like and articulation energetic and precise, though Portuguese and Romanian convey a more muted acoustic impression.
The following measurements, with callipers, of four purely Siamese heads, may convey a more definite idea than any description I can give.
The category of "French extraction" seemed to convey a more-French-than-others status.
But Mr. Gore has outlined more detailed remedies and conveyed a more muscular attitude about enforcement.
In this price range, the sky garage conveys a more important characteristic: exclusivity.
The vocal component of the music also took on a more demonstrative, lively quality, with lyrics that conveyed a more positive message.
Coming as close together as they did, though, the two stories conveyed a more combustible message — to some Sanders supporters, at least.
