Sentence examples for conveyed none of from inspiring English sources
But when Christina from Massachusetts called one Friday, her voice conveyed none of the usual excitement.
The car conveyed none of the aggressiveness widely associated with the Nazi regime to which it owed its existence.
He conveyed none of Frank Sinatra's volatile sexuality, swinging adventurousness or complicated personal involvement with his material.
More important, he conveyed none of the urgency reflected in his e-mail; he told the analyst that she should examine the material in her free time.
The film conveys none of this, opting instead for generic, archetypal characters.
The full-length Tristram Shandy conveys none of the delight that the 18th-century reader could expect, collecting the novel, volume by volume from year to year.
Willem de Kooning's final canvases are spare abstractions whose ethereal lines convey none of the slathered fury of his most celebrated works; they seem like emanations of an altered mind but remain coherent works of art.
For her part, Beyoncé explains how "Your love's got me looking so crazy right now," but her vocals -- as deft and accurate as ever -- convey none of the giddy rush that the lyrics describe.
"Home Front" conveys none of the passion, the excitement, the fear, the sense of camaraderie, the feeling, however naive, that we were on some sort of cutting edge.
It conveys none the less an aspect of Fichte's early thought that could easily have given the impression that his system constituted the ideological justification for the kind of social engineering that was being done across the Rhine, in revolutionary France, in the name of Freedom.
For one thing, "Change" delivers a message notably distinct from Dylan's in "Blowin' in the Wind". On the recording, Dylan is obviously concerned about the troubles he's addressing, but his flat delivery conveys none of the urgency, hope, or confidence that are so paramount in Cooke's performance.
