Sentence examples for fully conveys from inspiring English sources

In fact, no adjective I know fully conveys the comprehensive artistic disaster that is "The Room".

Ms. Welch-Babidge sings with bright sound and technical command (except for some occasional shortness of breath that is understandable) and gives a daringly, some would say worrisomely physical performance that fully conveys Lucia's unhinged mental state.

Ms. Welch-Babidge sings with bright sound and technical command (except for some occasional shortness of breath, which is understandable) and gives a daringly, some would say worrisomely, physical performance that fully conveys Lucia's unhinged mental state.

The jealous Figaro, who has worked himself into a state, turns angrily on Cherubino, played by the luminous and petite soprano Christine Schäfer, who fully conveys a gaminlike, hormonal adolescent.

Swenson fully conveys the barely veiled self-loathing that James can't repress no matter how copiously he drinks from any bottle handy.

In some ways the spirit of these chamber concerts was most fully conveyed in the Brahms.

Black-and-white photographs by Bud Browne and Craig Stecyk fully convey the solitude, skill and risk of surfing.

Equally important, he fully conveyed its lyrical beauty, playing with introspection and an assured, singing tone.

Christopher Harvie, in a characteristically entertaining contribution, does not fully convey Mrs Thatcher's impact.

Mr. Ling led a beautifully shaded and detailed performance that fully conveyed the exuberant character of the work.

It was hard to fault the composers for not fully conveying the inspirational beauty of the Rimpa tradition.