Sentence examples for conveys through from inspiring English sources
What makes his work so recognisable is the powerful sense of stonework that he conveys through his etchings.
The dialectic of sustenance and sublimity is something "Ratatouille" grasps in all its complexity and conveys through a brilliant aesthetic of sensory substitution.
It seeks to confer status and worth on an artist's work by insisting on its obscurity, which it conveys through a grey porridge of abstract nouns.
But say what you will, Mr. Freyer has a strong production concept, which he conveys through elaborate, sometimes dazzling and very expensive imagery and stage effects (costing more than $32 million).
There were humorous episodes in the music and the staging, as in "Reduced to This," Merton's exasperated depiction of writer's block, which Mr. Ferko conveys through fidgety music and sputtering riffs.
In the sky's boundlessness you intuit the expanse of new love, which Bergman also conveys through breathtaking close-ups of Monika and Harry nuzzling each other's faces like foals.
On Wall Street, information is conveyed through price.
Cosmic chaos is conveyed through gnashing tremolos and dissonant harmonies.
What was the message that you were trying to convey through that short film?
Has Raad chosen the wrong métier — would his deep research be better conveyed through straight documentary?
He claims not to know how to convey through speech at all.
