Sentence examples for convey intensity from inspiring English sources

Unlike many actors, Merkerson never shrieks to convey intensity.

Volcanic hazards have a number of different properties which can convey intensity, as not all HIMs adequately capture all of the impactful attributes of volcanic hazards (Wilson et al. 2014).

Instead, he absorbed influences indirectly, mostly from the followers of Caravaggio, the Italian master known for the originality of his realism and the use of light and dark (chiaroscuro) to convey intensity and drama (3 ).

She has a repose on the stage which conveys intensity without fussing, goodness without sweetness.

Revered widely as a fiddler's fiddler, Mr. Kavakos possesses flawless technique and a knack for conveying intensity without resorting to histrionics.

But Ms. Burleigh, clutching a coffee cup during an interview shortly after the court's decision last week, conveyed intensity about Ms. Knox's innocence.

What he appreciated, in other words, was the genre's capacity for conveying intensity of sentiment and human experience within taut formal designs — a quality that might just as soon apply to literary fiction or poetry.

"Those turkeys weren't honey-colored, they were really, truly smoked," Mr. Greenberg said, his voice rising to a shout, as if an increase in volume could convey the intensity of the charred hickory fog that permeates his family's turkeys, rendering the birds a color best described as burnt umber with a black licorice wash.

Darger's vivacious talent was such that he could convey the intensity of his "war" to a world not party to it.

Because it was television, she said, she was limited in what she could actually show in the sex scenes, relying on the natural chemistry between Ms. Berry and Mr. Ealy and their talent to convey the intensity of the passion.

This small but choice group of paintings and works on paper from the late 1940's to the mid-1950's illustrates her early embrace of spontaneous gesture to convey emotional intensity.