Sentence examples for convey desire from inspiring English sources
A poet of hurt, Mr. Leung suggests worlds of pain with his melancholic eyes — few actors convey desire as beautifully or with such reserve.
Floating across the stage to Berlin's wistful, haunting tune, they were choreographed to convey desire -- lust being (slightly) too strong a word -- in chiffon and silk, feathers and lace.
Language acquisition is a prodigious feat that requires abstracting rules for the use of sounds, words, grammar, and appropriate ways to convey desired meaning in a variety of social contexts.
This work has implications for the creation of brand names and how to create brand names that not only convey desired product characteristics, but also are memorable for consumers.
These interactions must be organized in a specific manner to convey desired signals while avoiding unintended crosstalks.
It is hard to convey that desire to current players.
Also, try to identify your boss's base of knowledge and expertise and convey a desire to learn from him.
Erdoğan said on Saturday: "I told our foreign ministry to convey my desire to meet Mr Putin personally.
They convey the desire in China for the United States to respect its "core interests," writes Simon Denyer in the Washington Post.
In both cases their speeches convey a desire to move beyond an arid debate about what government cannot do to a more positive one about what it can.
