Sentence examples for conveying again from inspiring English sources

The show displays Nauman on a scale that we've never seen before, and certainly shows off his dazzling talent for avoiding a signature style while conveying, again and again, his signature emotion: nameless dread, expressed with inscrutable equipoise.

As he finished his four-day riverboat tour of the Mississippi River with a floating seminar on tax policy -- a significant departure from the crap games that once prevailed on these waters -- Mr. Gore tried to convey once again that his political message is built on a foundation of substance.

Outside the caldera, initially steep-sided immature box-canyons are formed again, conveying dominantly hyperconcentrated flow deposits.

3.05pm BST First set: *Sharapova 5-4 Halep (*denotes server) Sharapova goes 15-30 down, again conveying the impression that the sun in her eyes is really bothering her.

"Let me, once again, convey our gratitude to the government of Kazakhstan for their truly flawless performance in hosting these talks again," the official said.

He again conveyed his condolences to Ms. Lane's family and friends.

At a 2000 PFU uniform dose, HVT and CVI988/Rispens again conveyed comparable protection for the MD resistant experimental line of chickens.

As Jackson ended her remarks and returned to more routine subject matter, her voice again conveyed Washington's familiar official monotone, polite but cautious.

Their glances upward and sinkings downward, only to struggle upward again, conveyed a sense that the people they portrayed, though scorned and oppressed, never lost hope.

Mr Noda, already under fire for a controversial tax hike and restarting two nuclear reactors, will again convey Washington's reassurances to the governors this week that the Osprey is safe.

Speaking of their longing to be Doris Day and Rock Hudson and the collapse of their Hollywood ambitions, they blew dust at each other, and Ms. Burritt once again conveyed larger-than-life intensity.