Sentence examples for convey has from inspiring English sources
We have assiduously monitored the deployment of the word "nigger," but the idea that it is meant to convey has become, in the past few years, increasingly prominent, visible, and dangerous.
The pure humanity these characters convey has nothing to do with genocide, though; they display the feelings anyone might have for a missing family member, whatever the terrible circumstances.
Any trace of the slightly geeky awkwardness Miliband sometimes used to convey has vanished, but there is nothing ostentatious about him either as he moves from table to table: no polished quips to bridge the class divide, but instead an unusually respectful intimacy.
The important role of hand gestures, which resemble physical similarities to the objects being designed and embody the knowledge one is trying to convey, has been well noted in the literature (e.g., Crismond and Adams 2012; Heiser et al. 2009).
Observing that face-to-face communication of the type that online videos convey has been "fine-tuned by millions of years of evolution", TED curator Chris Anderson referred to several YouTube contributors and asserted that "what Gutenberg did for writing, online video can now do for face-to-face communication".
These privileges, and the aura of omnipotence that they convey, have made such plates highly coveted among non-military officials and members of the public.
What is striking about many of the pictures from earlier decades is that the sense of style conveyed has not faded.
Over the course of my long lifetime, the truth it conveys has been reaffirmed many, many times: important growth always occasions some pain.
What would it have conveyed had the words "being crazy" been replaced by "suffering"?
6. Do the title and abstract accurately convey what has been found?
As facial expressions signaling social threat should presumably have been of evolutionary significance, in recent years facial features that convey threat have been extensively investigated [ 22- 25].
