Sentence examples for having conveyed from inspiring English sources

Pollard pleaded guilty to having conveyed classified information to a foreign state and cooperated with investigators.

New Labour came to power having conveyed the impression that urgent remedial action was required in order to redress the carnage of Thatcherism.

She stormed out of his office without having conveyed Whitney's offer of five million dollars for a new wing to house the works.

And did you convey that to them, that you would expect them to communicate with Monsignor Rossiter about A. I do not recall having conveyed that.

Richard Blumenthal, the Democratic senatorial candidate for Connecticut, is in trouble for having conveyed the impression (unwittingly, says he) that he served in Vietnam, when in fact he had obtained several deferments.

"The Pattern in the Carpet" — a reference to the Henry James short story "The Figure in the Carpet," in which a celebrated author dies without having conveyed to the world at large the secret idea that links all his books — rambles a bit as it moves back and forth between Drabble's life and the history of the jigsaw.

Some Israeli officials have conveyed a similar sense of urgency.

Yankeeologists believe DiMaggio may have conveyed the Code to Monroe.

"We've conveyed our thoughts in every way we can.

I have conveyed my personal best wishes to general Muhammadu Buhari.

She said that Turkey had conveyed the message.