Sentence examples for help to convey from inspiring English sources

Architectural elements help to convey the sensibility of different eras and regions.

The USDA issued new dietary guidelines in January; MyPlate will help to convey those guidelines to the average consumer.

It will also help to convey the inhabitants' opinions on the city's most pressing problems – pollution, corruption, traffic and insecurity.

Like the best reporters, Pearl had a keen eye for those off-beat stories that help to convey some of the nuances lost in news coverage.

Such an "isolationist" stance potentially hampered prospects of serious change in Welsh politics, but it did help to convey Plaid's involvement in specifically Welsh issues and its dedication to gradual reform rather than revolutionary change.

Hand-drawn animal cartoons and a stencil of a fist help to convey the contrast between moneyed museum patrons and the blue-collar employees who guard and transport the art.

A LITTLE geographical imagination helps to convey the scale of joblessness in the West.

Again, this stylistic choice helps to convey Carmel's mental state – but the tension sometimes flags.

The size of these pieces only helps to convey the silent spaciousness of the countryside.

"A little geographical imagination helps to convey the scale of joblessness in the West," The Economist observed this month.

The artful spillover that turns "bumping" from intransitive to transitive helps to convey the headlong plunge of the riders in the darkness of night.