Sentence examples for conveyed exactly from inspiring English sources

In his essay "Le Club des Hachichins", published in the Revue des Deux Mondes in 1846, he conveyed exactly the sort of melodramatic atmosphere such a drug, and such a place, was supposed to have.

A recurring character named Cheese was my favorite, because his demeanor brilliantly conveyed exactly what it is like to have a 2-year-old child around: Also, if you are going to "Stand for something," it might as well be an easel.

He's a perfectionist in his self-deprecation, and just will not let the matter slide until he's conveyed exactly how inadequate he was, how much too short for the part, how much too shy to get laid, how naive and hapless.

It is hard to convey exactly what place Mr. Savile occupied in British public life.

In Japanese, Mr. Murakami speaks in declarative, sometimes blunt, sentences that convey exactly what he means.

Juliet Stevenson conveys exactly the author's delicate touch in this, and five other stories.

George Mackay is excellent as Richard, conveying exactly the right tremulous, self-absorbed sensitivity.

"Yet the language is utterly original and Dundee's own — and it conveys exactly what Dundee knows in his heart".

"My parents weren't able to convey exactly that she was having seizures," Lia's sister Mai, now 32, said in an interview on Wednesday.

Unless one has already read the papers that emerged from the debate Mr Fuller does not successfully convey exactly what happened.

His verbal accents are a kind of aggressive shorthand conveying exactly what he wants to say; there are no double meanings.