Sentence examples for convey the work from inspiring English sources

The documentary profile, on the work of biologist Tyrone Hayes, manages to artfully convey the work of its subject despite its brief running time, and the dramatisation of the short story gets across Rich's wry, Thurber-ish style.

As a company we have to convey the work we are doing to a wide variety of stakeholders, ranging from our colleagues to the general public, and from potential customers to the regulator.

The sequence highlights Mussorgsky's ironic use of ostinato, first to underpin the ceremonials that surround Boris's coronation, then to depict his descent into madness, but it is impossible to convey the work's range in 20 cramped minutes.

The next time you find yourself at a performance of early music, think of the variety of pitch at stake, and ask yourself what compensations are being made on stage to convey the work.

That uncomfortable conundrum appears in another medium this week, even one where the imperative is even more strongly to convey "the work" and "the art," and not concern itself with vulgar matters like celebrity.

And the New York Choral Artists, as prepared by Joseph Flummerfelt, aptly conveyed the work's awe and joy.

The Voxare Quartet offered a spirited, high-energy performance, vividly conveying the work's beautiful colors.

The quartet conveyed the work's Beethovenian pathos with acute sensitivity.

The vivid performance conveys the work's spirit, although Musicmasters was remiss in not including a translation of the text.

Leonskaja conveyed the work's enormous dynamic range and extreme gestures, calling on a virtuoso technique to summon them up.

The musicians offered an intimate interpretation that conveyed the work's restless energy and plumbed the searching dialogue between the two instruments.