Sentence examples for convey extreme from inspiring English sources

— and one meant to convey extreme disgust.

But the spareness of the plot (adapted from Mr. MacLean's award-winning short film, "Sikumi") demands actors able to convey extreme emotional turmoil.

(Ms. Tom, who is too pretty for the part of this recessive figure, nonetheless has a wide range of twisted and unvain expressions that convey extreme discomfort.) Ruth endures Maylene and Ruby until someone kills someone and the situation improves, barely.

His production invokes a relatively newly stereotyped usage of "whatever" to convey extreme indifference to what has been said, or a lack of care, and perhaps also serves to close down a topic of talk (an argument) without admitting blame.

Lang Lang compares the best pianos to great actors for their ability to convey extremes of emotion and attitude.

He needed to create a persona that conveyed extreme confidence.

The expressive face conveys extreme bitterness, with its thin lips tightly pressed.

Via an extreme economy of words, through a grey veil of guarded praise, Postecoglou seems to want to convey the extreme discipline of the Socceroos' set-up and preparation, the camp's commitment to technical correctness over headless emotion.

When Picasso painted Stein's portrait in 1905-6 he made her face a stony mask to convey her extreme strength of character.

In April, he wrote a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman to convey his "extreme disappointment" with the whistleblower program.

The great strength of the cast, as of so many good Russian actors, is in its ability to convey both extremes of emotion at once.