Sentence examples for convey the image from inspiring English sources

Family can help convey the image of politicians as normal.

"If they can convey the image of a stable democracy, they can get the foreign investment they need".

That Max nevertheless sticks around is troubling, but fortunately Mr. Plomgren and Ms. DiLellio manage to convey the image of a cute couple meant to be together.

Even Britain has expressed reservations, worrying that extending the antiterrorism campaign to Mr. Hussein would convey the image of Americans reverting to unilateral actions.

An executive at a recent arrival to the area said the location helped convey the image of "an aggressive, fast-moving" operation.

"The brand helps convey the image of a company that creates value for shareholders and potential shareholders," said Mr. Reid of S L Green.

"Here, the camera conveys the image, without the death and the fear," the filmmaker says simply.

"Conveying the image of permanence is tremendously important in the short run," he said.

He remarks now that he doubts his work conveyed the image he had in mind: "smoldering coals, covered by ash".

"It changes the perception, perhaps, of foreign investors as well -- it conveys the image of greater stability".

Bald, stocky and at times brusque, in public he aggressively conveys the image of the high-visibility, new sheriff in town.