Sentence examples for conveyed in a from inspiring English sources

The yearning conveyed in a nightingale's song feels like the kind that ultimately undoes its keeper.

Nevertheless, her cynicism is in her eyes, or conveyed in a shrug of her shoulders.

It's conveyed in a very boring way, and you tend to see the same patterns repeated again and again".

Vaishnava traditions, however, include an alternative perspective that is conveyed in a well-known tale about Rama.

Her character, Karen, the youngest child, combines an angelic appearance with a bloodthirsty imagination, conveyed in a wonderful deadpan.

Its message is conveyed in a language of great beauty, something that is regarded as an inimitable miracle.

These elements are conveyed in a limpid style which seduces the reader into a willing suspension of disbelief.

Twenty songs' worth of malevolence is conveyed in a baby's whisper, which has the perverse effect of emphasising his disgust.

The decision was conveyed in a photocopied, hand-written note slipped under the doors of reporters traveling with the general.

Some of the appropriate threads, particularly in architecture, are conveyed in a satisfying way with good material.

Entire histories are conveyed in a hurried glance, or the way a cigarette is slipped from a packet.