Sentence examples for everything conveyed from inspiring English sources

But mostly, for the wedding of this couple, whose love story contains no gray areas, the whiteness of everything conveyed confidence.

As a psychiatrist, I know the amygdala within the brain's limbic system regulates memory and emotion, processing everything conveyed by the written word.

Everything is conveyed with convincing aural detail.

Everything is conveyed through music; the rest might as well be silence.

Tamara Rojo used to dance this role almost blank-faced; everything was conveyed through line and form.

Truly a man of his era, he relied on his wife for everything, and conveyed his love for her through bickering alone.

Bunny Christie's designs, the real star of the show, do everything to convey this fever.

He did everything to convey that he was indeed "the Strength of the Land" (the meaning of his name) and possessed the numinous power to hold his nation together.

A fragment of Sadr's notes on art from 1980 reveals a similar impulse behind her practice to that which drove Mohasses' assemblages: "one must do everything to convey the meaning of our times.

The good-natured rant conveyed everything: D'Antoni's defiance, his contrarian nature and his competitive fire.

He conveyed everything I knew and didn't yet know about the world without ever leaving the mind of a physically incapacitated man.