Sentence examples for convey much from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that Redford doesn't actually convey much authority.

Like most electric steering systems, however, it doesn't convey much road feel to the driver.

But it doesn't convey much devotional energy, unless your idea of the divine is Wayne Shorter.

Unless their angst is given a social and historical dimension, the play doesn't convey much resonance.

As I said, you can't convey much of anything about comedy skits by describing them.

The lawyers were under pressure to make our meeting short and not convey much information.

When he was playing tough-guy roles, he didn't convey much in the way of emotional depth.

The Fed may know things that investors don't, but its policy changes generally don't convey much of that information.

Unfortunately Pip soon grows into Douglas Booth, a CW-style actor whose exceptionally pretty face doesn't convey much beyond puzzlement and petulance.

Her astonishingly quick footwork is combined with an exquisite upper-body lyricism, her musicality and timing impeccable, but she doesn't yet convey much emotional range in this part.

But the car conveys much of the same information in a low-key way.