Sentence examples for convey a very from inspiring English sources

It's not a violence, but they convey a very strong and almost overwhelming passion".

On the other hand, she does convey a very believable, and unfortunate, youthful condescension toward her elderly subject.

The paintings are imposing, accessible, engulfing, and they convey a very complicated sense of both the strengths and weaknesses of Courbet's sensibility.

Though Jesse Bruton describes his feelings for that landscape as obsessive, his abstracts, often composed of one single, twisting ribbon of white paint against various tones of black, convey a very precise sense of what those passes, those sliding fields of scree, actually look like when you're driving through them.

Juliet's interviews, conducted between 1968 and 1977 (the interviews with van Velde span 1964 to 1979) convey a very good sense of what it would have been like to be an acolyte aged 30 or so, trembling gauchely at his feet, yet basking in his patience.

In the documentary, the most revealing insight into his work comes from his orchestrator, Brian Gascoigne (brother of Bamber), who says: 'He believes, and I take issue with this, that to convey a very strong emotion in the music, you have to be feeling it when you're making it.

Yet in that interview a year ago Shearer conveyed a very powerful sense of his feelings for St James Parkk.

My warning, I think, conveys a very different message.

The book is very heart melting and conveys a very strong message of change.

The effects of FM synthesis conveyed "a very human kind of irregularity," Machover says.

But Campion's strength was in conveying a very real sense of fear and menace.