Sentence examples similar to get across feeling from inspiring English sources

Get across-the-board involvement.

For Volkswagen, the idea was to get across a feeling of "new beginnings" in its 1997 TV spot to introduce the Passat, said Tony Fouladpour, a Volkswagen spokesman.

I am trying to get them to say this thing that will get across their feeling to two million people.

"It is important that message gets across".

Somehow, I get to feeling he's across the street in a booth.

The clicking sound associated with time passing has long been a means of (getting across) the feeling of anxiety in cinema dramatic presentation of the passing of time to our own experiences of lying awake at night with the sound of our watches ticking, persistently reminding us that the seconds continue with or without us.

How can we get across the emotion they are feeling, it is such a personal thing.

[Eh, what about Sunday? - Fiver Ed.] "There's a firestorm raging out there and it's been very difficult to step into the middle of it and get across the way I'm feeling and correct some of the misinformation that's been put about …" "I would like to reiterate what I said to Sian Massey on Sunday afternoon … I rang on behalf of Andy and myself and made an official apology, which Sian accepted.

I couldn't get across to people how I was feeling.

"What I'm trying to get across to her is a feeling of power.

"The idea that the teacher is trying to get across is that you can tell by looking at somebody's face how they're feeling, whether they're feeling sad or happy," Hamre said.