Sentence examples for conveys from the from inspiring English sources

It is a simple, universal message that Itzik Hanuna, who was born blind and became deaf at 11, powerfully conveys from the stage.

What she conveys, from the opening Moroccan monologue, is Lotte's desperate hunger for human contact: she sniffs her armpits and sprays her genitalia to ensure that personal hygiene is not her problem.

The messages Monroe allegedly conveys from beyond the grave were comforting to Melissa Collins, whose mother, Vikky Overstreet, was murdered by her husband, Jerome Overstreet, in 2007.

The derivatives are conveyed from the liver to various tissues, including the skin, bone, and parathyroid glands.

The press secretary had enlisted the reporters' help in mocking the purpose of the briefing; no information was conveyed from the White House to the public.

Sperm are conveyed from the testis along some 20 ductules, or small ducts, which pierce the fibrous capsule to enter the head of the epididymis.

Many of the plays maintained a pose of ironic, detached reportage, without the sense of sympathetic involvement that the greatest tragedians have conveyed from the beginning.

Power is conveyed from the transmission to the rear axle of rear-wheel-drive vehicles by a drive shaft and universal joints.

An artistic item, Judge Marreo wrote, "must manifest some communication, that is must express some idea conceived and conveyed from the artist, to merit First Amendment protection".

But a kind of faith conveyed from the freighter god to the compass kept me peering into my cupped hands as I pressed on with all I had.

Frequent references make it clear that Beyer has Proust on his mind, but the novel's sense of memory is more often imposed from the outside than convincingly conveyed from the internal perspective of the characters.