Sentence examples for conveyed life from inspiring English sources

Because my job required me to work closely with illustrators, I have always enjoyed many opportunities to witness how illustrations conveyed life into plain text and transformed stories into virtual storyboards.

Imagine trying to convey life on Earth in minutes: shortcuts would have to be taken.

Painting can convey life more forcibly, more essentially, than the living thing itself.

"Exit A" deserves no acclaim because it doesn't convey life vividly or believably.

The overture was fast enough to convey life but slow enough to allow the dueling wind figures room to breathe.

But most people can't imagine it can convey life unless it is as much like the living thing as possible.

Although Perry has now largely moved on from pots, his commitment to conveying life's capacity to disturb and the inevitability of disappointment continues to run through his work.

David Fincher's three-hour campaign ad for the best makeup Oscar may have all the subtlety of a Mr Men book when it comes to conveying life lessons, but it captures the devastating inevitability of ageing with rare clarity.

Today at lunch Bernhard suddenly broke out in praise of the Degas on the mantelpiece, "the greatest of all works of art". "Why?" … A good deal of hesitation and feeling round, and at last the right reason hit on the head, because it conveys life directly.

The paragraph break also belongs to God, apparently, and Krasznahorkai's wish to convey life as a kind of discontinuous yet relentless flow produces sentences that extend over many pages, through which the reader can only cling to the occasional semi-colon for brief respite, before he is carried downstream.

Ian Broudie from the Lightning Seeds, who sang on the single, told the BBC Reed was able to convey life in New York.