Sentence examples for conveys not only from inspiring English sources

He explained the efficacy as arising from what the doctor conveys, not only what the doctor does.

For once a title is more than a suggestion; here it conveys not only the novel's gist but also its style and heart.

Reconstructing that inaugural meeting from audio tapes, Mr. Lewis conveys not only Mr. Abrams's aim but also the vigorous debate begun by his notion of "original music".

Waissman has worked across the globe and his work conveys not only a visual but also a deep philosophical and political statement (Aug. 27 – Dec. 18, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., 220 Stephens Hall).

Reese Schonfeld, CNN's co-founder alongside Ted Turner and its first president and CEO, conveys not only the early excitement, but also a sense of how far CNN has strayed from its initial promise.

Ms. Oduye conveys not only the intelligence and will power of a young woman who is bursting out of her chrysalis like the butterfly she describes in the poetry she writes in a journal, but also the vestigial shyness of a bright, sheltered child in the throes of self-discovery.

He seemed to be conveying not only disappointment, but also perspective.

Intense emotions are believably conveyed not only through strong body language but through incredibly subtle eye movements.

Somehow, Winterbottom manages to convey not only all of this, but also the book's tricksiness, its experimental quality.

You conveyed not only the facts but also the emotional drama with simplicity, sensitivity and exceptional elegance.

Roemers created pictures that convey not only the mass and energy of megacities but also the humanity of the individuals living in them.