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The writers, who also included Peter Carey and Michael Ondaatje, argued in their letter that the choice of winner was "not simply conveying support for freedom of expression, but also valorising … material that intensifies the anti-Islamic, anti-Maghreb, anti-Arab sentiments already prevalent in the western world".
Listening to Bannister setting out the BBC's special mission so fluently, it's hard not to see him as Birt's natural heir, committed to the same ideology but communicating it better (once famously addicted to "Birtspeak", he now seems to have kicked the habit) and conveying a greater willingness to listen - Birtism with a human face.
And the faithful inside the packed prayer hall were conveying a message not of dread, but of fervent hope.
She not only succeeds in making us see and share her experiences of the places she visits, but also achieves the more elusive goal of conveying the spirit of these places.
The suggestion that new cemeteries might be located alongside railway lines – conveying coffins and mourners by rail – had long been mooted as a solution to the expense of travel, although some considered the idea lacked dignity.
Manzoor says that conveying those nuances onstage is challenging.
There followed a solemn montage that furthered the "being quite sensitive while conveying the ongoing disintegration of the Brotherhood" vibe: an Annie-less Hunt moping around in his dressing gown and mourning-beard; a nonexistent Fred weeping violently on some cobbles.
He wrote to every chief crown prosecutor conveying our concerns.
Kenny was merely conveying an inconvenient truth.
Compared to the drum beat of alarm that sounded throughout the 2004 election campaign, for instance, with its terror alerts rising to red, the country feels pretty calm.What Mr Romney was really trying to do was to sound calm and bipartisan while conveying some of the flavour of more partisan attacks by his supporters, when they claim that trouble in Benghazi is a result of American weakness.
In those days it was usual for the Okinawan sailors conveying Chinese envoys to sacrifice a pig or a goat when crossing the Heishuigou.Down in the Yaeyama islands in southern Okinawa, lush green dollops ringed by coral reefs, a tiny handful of old men know the Senkakus well.
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The primary grammatical function of "conveying" is that of a present participle or gerund , functioning as part of a continuous verb tense (e.g., "is conveying") or as a noun. Ludwig AI indicates that it is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
Expression frequency: Very common
