Sentence examples for convey anything from inspiring English sources
Do these comparisons convey anything about experience?
Are you trying to convey anything about the Indian condition in general?
How could one possibly adapt the Thorpe quote to convey anything other than amused contempt?
"His statement is an expression of hopefulness and is not intended to convey anything other than hopefulness".
American officers returning from the battlefield struggle for the appropriate word when describing their foes, reluctant to convey anything resembling admiration.
"It's really hard to describe the collection because you don't want to use the same words everyone has used for years — they don't convey anything anymore".
Several later movements have the jittery-gestural quality of expressionist dance, while not actually conveying anything.
If only the thrice-Oscar nominated Michelle Williams, making her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles, conveyed anything like his dramatic force.
Well, almost: only Shannon Ophelia Lovibondd) conveys anything like a set of emotions, as she teeters on London Bridge above the water.
Once the Roman system had identified the proprietas, it tended to prevent him from conveying anything less than all the rights, privileges, and powers that he had in the thing.
About Ms. Coddington, Michael Roberts declares, "Her anguish and hand-wringing are legendary, and her displeasure at layouts conveying anything less than the magnum opus anticipated is relayed in icy British tones piercing enough to hit a nerve like a dentist's drill".
