Sentence examples for conveyed like from inspiring English sources

While such apartments can be passed along, they cannot literally be conveyed like heirlooms.

He conveys, like little else I've read, how the emotional scars of combat never fully disappear.

He sports a trimmed beard, but the impression he conveys, like many others in his prominent and international family, is of a man comfortable in the West.

Romer conveys like no other contemporary poet the ways in which one knows oneself so well, but can't say who one is, the baffling intimacy one has with oneself, comprised of known and unknown legacies.

To his son, Major Harry Stringer conveyed "a liking of all things American".

these hard working people convey something like, "I just don't know if it's worth it".

On the far side we find implicatures, that contribute not only what is suggested, conveyed, and the like, but even what is said, as ordinarily conceived.

The potential for dormancy to extend into future years in wild-produced seeds that we have observed here suggests that wild seed traits may facilitate crop allele introgression by conveying wild-like dormancy to hybrids.

Some women find discussing sex embarrassing or intimidating, but it can be very helpful to convey your likes and dislikes to your partner and help this person support you.

No one ever conveyed heartbreak like Sinatra.

If only the thrice-Oscar nominated Michelle Williams, making her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles, conveyed anything like his dramatic force.