Sentence examples similar to convey notion from inspiring English sources

The ba (often translated as "the soul") conveyed notions of "the noble" and "the sublime".

We do not need any special power to experience extraordinary things when there are artists conveying notions of all intangible fields, both in visuals and messages.

My pieces convey the notion of isolation, of feeling separate.

But I felt that this idea didn't convey the notion of conflict.

It is also too cynical to convey the notion that anything important is at stake beyond personal power.

Town hall meetings and West Wing news conferences do not convey the notion that the president is one of us.

This week's re-release will only make sense if screenings can convey some notion of the context of the piece.

Where the existing casino has an Earth-based theme, the new casino is meant to convey the notion of sky, he said.

Lionel opened the manufactory in 1983, to encourage "retro-innovation," another portmanteau word of his creation, which he used to convey the notion of marrying modern technology to traditional techniques.

The stories and Toby's reading of them convey a notion new to me, or one which, in the somber cathedral of academia, I'd forgotten: literature is a form of fondness-for-life.

The company said the name was intended to convey the notion of "reaching ever higher" and was meant to differentiate the parent company from Philip Morris USA and Philip Morris International and to reflect the fact that the company had evolved beyond tobacco.