Sentence examples for convey his sentiments from inspiring English sources
Rev. Jesse Jackson's whispered comments in which he expressed anger with Sen. Barack Obama and used some crude language to convey his sentiments (i.e. he wanted to cut off Obama's "nuts"), represented a hugely important event for the press.
The writer excerpts two different murder accounts to convey his sentiment that people who committ such atrocities forfeit their own right to live.
On Thursday, Hong Kong's chief executive, Donald Tsang, took the rare step of publicly challenging the mainland authorities by describing Mr. Li's death as "suspicious" and said he had conveyed his sentiments to Beijing.
When I conveyed his sentiment to Dr. Mellow, LaGuardia's president, she agreed and praised his wording.
Although Mrs. Anderson had wanted Putnam to resign upon her marriage, she opposed the idea of a male dean for Barnard and urged fellow trustee Brownell to convey her sentiments to Low, a personal friend.
But to make the audience feel as if he alone can convey their sentiments across space and time, each sonidero must establish an auditory style of his own.
Francis asked Raúl to convey "my sentiments of particular respect and consideration to your brother".
Dai has met Considine only briefly and marvels at how he has "managed to convey the sentiments and instinctive personality I believe I have, the caring exterior.
"Texting," as sending such short cellular messages is called, is wildly popular in Asia, offering a less-expensive and less-direct way to convey ticklish sentiments than calling.
Two readers went to the trouble of purchasing thank-you cards to convey their sentiments; in my twenty-year career as a critic, I have never received multiple thank-you cards.
