Sentence examples for easily convey from inspiring English sources
The project, when Shadid talked about it occasionally, was more personal than that sort of subtitle can easily convey.
Yet Mr. Elbaz could just as easily convey the same attitude with a liquid-looking dress in black sequins.
"What took hours now takes minutes!" Another says: "No need for smileys, since you can easily convey humor, laughter and other emotions in voice e-mail!
Like many works in the show, the painting, with its precise brushwork and vivid color, is sumptuous in ways that reproductions cannot easily convey.
So is the idea that music need not depict lofty ideals, but can as easily convey violence and degradation, and, stranger still, the power of love as a redemptive force within such a realistically shabby context.
However, there is not a professional preparation program in America that can easily convey to a prospective big-city superintendent, conventional or unconventional, a proven management technology capable of uniformly elevating learning for disadvantaged students.
"Heyday" more easily conveys what comes out of these characters' mouths than what goes on in their heads.
Such strong emphasis on the anatomical zones that are related to the bearing of children and nourishing them easily conveys to one the idea of female fertility.
But gossip must see its characters in black and white, equip them with sins and motives easily conveyed in the shorthand of conversation.
But he rose to the test so robustly and charismatically that Edmund Morris's new, second installment in his Roosevelt biography easily conveys the tenor of this presidency.
Her opening dance really is one of religious invocation; as a dead Shade in Act II she combines weightlessness and attack; the beauty of her stage manners easily conveys love, anguish, forgiveness and resolution, as the story demands.
