Sentence examples for conveyed thought from inspiring English sources

All patients were informed on their diagnosis and prognosis, information was conveyed thought medical consultations, and written material.

Such directors had been trained to emphasize cinematic style as much as acting and narrative in order to convey thought and emotion.

And, as Ben Stone, Mr. Moriarty also had a remarkable ability to convey thought without words, to show intelligence and shock and disapproval and sadness passing across his face in response to other actors' lines and gestures.

These young people therefore struggle to understand and convey thoughts, feelings and anxieties.

But what if a face conveys thoughts or feelings that aren't really there?

What is interesting is how adaptations for different mediums use different ways to convey thoughts.

He even said he was eager to convey thoughts from the throne of St Augustine via the medium of Twitter.

They are not supposed to be extreme, not supposed to disturb, nor convey thought-provoking political messages.

The 17th-century British empiricist John Locke held that linguistic meaning is mental: words are used to encode and convey thoughts, or ideas.

That is where Mr. Dancy's "translucent intelligence" came in, he added, and the actor's ability to quietly convey thoughts and emotions.

The disinhibiting effect of e-mail, they say, makes it possible for people of few words -- men, usually -- to convey thoughts and feelings that they would find nearly impossible to say aloud.