Sentence examples for convey private from inspiring English sources

There is a tendency at the moment for composers to go back to the expressive dreams of their predecessors in the age of Liszt and Tchaikovsky, wanting to convey private feeling, an identification with some story, an impression of nature, or an emotional response to an image or event in a work of art.

They conclude that CSR disclosures are another channel by which firms convey private information to outsiders.

If you convey private information using e-mail or cellphones, you get what is coming to you.

At the beginning of the 15th century, private post offices for the use of traders appeared, conveying private correspondence and arranging payment transfers.

That both Plath and Lowell are thought of as "personal" says a great deal about the confusion associated with this word, and the potential for more confusion that arises whenever we decide that poetry is the best medium for conveying private information.

I am going to attempt to convey a private message to you by blinking out a series of coded communications, for which this is the key.

The job of a war reporter, he says at one point, is "to convey the private hell of others, as though you understand it, or as though it has anything to do with you".

Another designer, Bernhard Willhelm, who, like Mr. van Noten, lives in Belgium, also seemed to be using arcane styles, like smocking on muslin or crewelwork on linen dirndl skirts, to convey a private, more complex view of female charm.

In the meantime, Mr. Ray is to be commended for resisting any temptation to convey his private thoughts about these tangled events or otherwise politicize his conclusions in the final weeks of Mrs. Clinton's Senate campaign in New York.

Listening to the note of quiet triumph in Ullmann's voice, it occurs to me that the decision to emphasize Isabelle's suffering may have as much to do with her desire to convey a private message to the real-life Bergman -- who was largely an absentee parent, leaving Ullmann to bring up their daughter, Linn, on her own -- as with her wish to exert directorial independence.

She invented her own techniques and adopted Japanese aesthetics to convey the private mood and intimacy of her domestic scenes.