Sentence examples for conveys in a from inspiring English sources

Over the course of a summer, Kizzy Ann conveys in a series of letters the girl she is and the young woman she is shaping up to be.

What Ms. White conveys, in a voice that has impressive reserves of scat-singing and gospel-inspired know-how, might be described as passionate common sense.

Like Ms. Reynolds and Ms. Gaynor, Ms. Collins has a keen sense of the absurdity of show business and public image-making, which she conveys in a blasé tone of mild amusement.

Raymond Carver (1976) Possibly the most economical short story writer in this list, Carver, with his precise, punchy prose, conveys in a few words what many novelists take several pages to elucidate.

Possibly the most economical short story writer in this list, Carver, with his precise, punchy prose, conveys in a few words what many novelists take several pages to elucidate.

Speaking of the wrong woman Peter has married, the writer conveys in a single sentence — "He could not think of a single reason not to have married her" — a whole universe of wistful comedy.

It communicates feelings hard to convey in a text message.

The argument was becoming too sophisticated to convey in a simple advertisement.

He managed to convey, in a very powerful and creative way, the mysteries of the east.

Information is conveyed in a Q&A format written by practitioners in each country.

It is hard to convey in a sound bite what is gained.