Sentence examples for he conveys this from inspiring English sources
Mr Garfield is unconvincing in the way he conveys this traumatic moment.
But what's great is that he conveys this, but he also conveys a certain vanity, an actor's vanity.
He conveys this impression in music that, while shimmering on the surface with melodic strands that sound like fractured medieval chant, is grounded by plush organic harmonies subtly inching forward.
He conveys this idea by saying that such concepts are acquired 'immediately [statim]', i.e., without deliberation: "from the singular visual cognition there immediately arises the universal intellectual cognition, and so when we see this man, we immediately think of [a] man" (S 4.5.3: 296).
Mr. Penry-Jones, who appeared in "Hilary and Jackie" and "Cold Comfort Farm," was right for the role, said Ms. Armstrong, because "he conveyed this lovely shyness, this sweetness that makes him the perfect first innocent love".
On May 12 , 1810 he conveyed this land by warranty deed to Joseph Vandenbenden, and on November 4, 1815, Vandenbenden conveyed the same by a like deed to Rufus Easton.
He testified again that he conveyed this information to David Kimche, the director of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, and that this in effect began the secret Iran operation, Senate sources said.
But Levi gave the impression that he really was star-struck about literature and at his best he conveyed this to his readers.
He conveyed this to his musicians with a rare fluency of movement and a rich palette of nuance as regards phrasing.
He conveyed this throughout his career, in the elasticity of his movements, in the dexterity and relentless animation of the songs he wrote.
