Sentence examples for conveying thought from inspiring English sources

I saw that the novel, which at my maturity was the strongest and supplest medium for conveying thought and emotion from one human being to another, was becoming subordinated to a mechanical and communal art . . .

Cubitt says the actors he likes are those who are "extremely truthful and unshowy in their work, and have a depth – they're particularly adroit at conveying thought and emotion, but without doing very much.

Painting retains a special potential for conveying thought through touch and materials.

Some maintain that concepts are prior to and independent of natural language, and that natural language is just a means for conveying thought (Fodor 1975, Pinker 1994).

Art has long been a means of expressing emotion, conveying thoughts, capturing the circumstances of a society, and more recently, storing value.

Redford has always been a solid character actor, subtly conveying thoughts and emotions across that movie-star face with natural ease.

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.

Convey thoughts clearly, verbally and when writing.

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?