Sentence examples for conveying meaning from inspiring English sources

The phrase "conveying meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to express that something is being communicated, expressed, or transmitted. For example, "The author's words were carefully chosen to convey meaning in the simplest way possible."

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Each string may have several knots, with the type and location of the knot conveying meaning.

Variations in both pitch and time are important in conveying meaning through speech and music, however, research is scant on perceptual interactions between these two domains.

Graphic fiction has the added advantage of conveying meaning non-linguistically.

The language is not about conveying information; it is about conveying meaning.

But what really attracted me was the possibility of conveying meaning by an element that was purely structural.

But his commitment to conveying meaning and emotion through painstakingly constructed images also gives the movie a static, claustrophobic atmosphere.

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And although it goes without saying that your branding conveys meaning externally, know that it means even more internally.

Dance conveys meaning faster than words do.

More broadly, the point of language is to convey meaning.

Now we rely on captions to convey meaning.

By Joan Acocella Dance conveys meaning faster than words do.

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