Sentence examples for convey all of from inspiring English sources

We needed an actor who could convey all of that and was willing to take it on.

There's a scene in "Sweet Home Alabama" in which Ms. Witherspoon seems to convey all of that silently.

"It's really important for you to keep in mind that these materials may not convey all of the facts and considerations that are relevant [for each case]," Sharon Fairley, the recently appointed head of IPRA, said at a press conference announcing the launch.

This song manages to convey all of Rose's reasoning and emotions about the "I SLEPT WITH DIMITRI WHEN WE WERE STILL TOGETHER BUT I WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY FOR ME" section of the book, but it also puts across Roses resilience about how Adrian will find love again and be happy: "I just know I know I know I know that you're going to be okay anyway".

When the PlayStation 2 was over it had explored so many areas of the market that it was impossible to convey all of them in one coherent story.

I decided to convey all of this.

The stunning scenes – the Moscow Square executions, the frozen transportation of exiles – convey all the bitterness of the Russian Revolution.

Though its name conveys all the allure of a food bank, Community Food and Juice is the most welcoming restaurant to appear on the Upper West Side in years.

McKellen, in a scruffy beard and looking like a bedraggled Gandalf with a hangover, conveys all the pain of taking off a boot and putting it back on.

He and Mr. Ting also take great care, Mr. McClain said, to give Albert "a lot of nonverbal communication," conveying "all the frustration kind of distilled".

As Falstaff, Peña was the undoubted star of the show: full of portly, saturnine charm, and capable of conveying all the crumpled dejection that Hal's rejection brings.