Sentence examples for having conveyed to from inspiring English sources

"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.

Mr. Abbas called it "our decision, which we have conveyed to everyone".

The plans, which he had conveyed to a number of countries, "caused an uproar in Washington," he said.

The officer's legal team did not respond to requests for comment that McGowan said he had conveyed to them.

The novel Chris was writing was further advanced in his mind than he had conveyed to Rowland.

These positions all stood to cost Trudeau politically, but they seem instead to have conveyed to many Canadians that he might be a genuine leader.

"You have conveyed to the world the success of the summit … [and] it is your hard work that has helped to seal China's mark on the G20".

President Bush has conveyed to the Saudi royal family that he is going to find out what happened in the alleged conspiracy, according to a diplomat.

"Right now, it's more of a maintenance issue than anything else, from what our trainers and doctors have conveyed to me," General Manager BRIAN CASHMAN said.

They have conveyed to a larger audience the idea that architecture operates by changing consciousness as well as by reorganizing the physical world.

In private, Marks has conveyed to ICE and other federal officials "serious concerns about ICE activity at certain locations, such as Family Court and Human Trafficking Court".