Sentence examples for convincingly conveyed from inspiring English sources

The different characteristics of the surfaces you drive on are also convincingly conveyed throughout.

That sort of conceit worked better in the recent "Follies" revival, one of several Broadway musicals in which Ms. Peil has convincingly conveyed fragile rectitude.

Ed Lyon's portrayal of Atys, in the first three acts, had a deer-in-the-headlights quality that convincingly conveyed his character's confused loyalties and amorous desperation.

The sense of otherness, of exploring a foreign land, is convincingly conveyed; the details about the Karen tribe's way of life make for interesting reading and there are serious points to be made about their struggle for self-preservation.

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.

The growing threat from Moscow means that "conventional deterrent capability must be restored as a matter of urgency and convincingly conveyed, to avoid presenting Russia with inviting targets", the think-tank warned.

Songs such as these convincingly convey personal desperation, but they suggest a professional desperation as well.

In this crucial scene, Egan pushes the writing towards a kind of Joycean musical fragmentation that convincingly conveys the extraordinariness of the encounter.

As Kay Lawrence, the only woman in a group of geologists in the Amazon, Adams convincingly conveys her terror of the creature.

Silently panning across a sprawling low-income housing project in London, slated for demolition, Mr. Lewis convincingly conveys the sense of a harsh and comfortless space.

Jammie Patton, playing Savannah's best friend, Sadie, is a reassuring presence, while Mr. Cornelius convincingly conveys Sheldon's metamorphosis from passionate adolescent to possessive spouse.