Sentence examples for convey mixed from inspiring English sources

She also lacks the acting ability to convey mixed motives.

And the sculptures themselves convey mixed messages.

Trollope's special excellence is in conveying mixed, unstable characters such as most of us are.

The remarks by Mr. Bruno, a Republican who is one of the three most powerful men in Albany, conveyed mixed news for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg as he strove to win permission from the state to impose a commuter tax, one of his central proposals for balancing the city's budget next fiscal year.

About a quarter of the videos conveyed a mixed message about self-injury, while 42 percent were deemed neutral and 7 percent were clearly favorable toward self-injury.

Gradovich must now be considered one of the best featherweights in the world, but Lampley's verdict also conveyed the mixed feelings many fans have when they watch boxers demonstrate astonishing courage.

David Harris, a University of Toledo law professor who has written extensively about racial profiling, said that the Drug Enforcement Administration had conveyed similar mixed messages across the country and that results of the Operation Pipeline training had led to discrimination in states as diverse as Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New Mexico and Texas.

His sighs and grunts, conveyed strong mixed emotions; such as misery/hostility/irony/sadism/humor.

He went on to say that Styles and Daniels "were great in the final minutes at conveying sheer exhaustion mixed with desire to win" and that they "had a tough act to follow with the stunt filled Monsters Ball".

Despite all the turbulence, Mr. Cavallo, a 54-year-old Harvard-trained economist, managed to convey a sense of calm mixed with defiance and optimism on Monday night.

Any actress who could successfully convey that difficult potpourri of mixed emotions would stand out.