Sentence examples for image to convey from inspiring English sources

They understand that a name is an opportunity to create an image and that it makes sense for that image to convey something about their intentions.

It's little wonder that he should use such a bloody image to convey his tangled emotions when he realised how close he came to winning gold in Beijing.

Mr. Furst uses a single succinct image to convey the terrible consequences of war: "... what came next," he writes, "was offense, attack, houses burning in the night".

For the Act I number "If You Want Me," for instance, Mr. Hoggett created a dreamlike sequence in which three women wearing headphones move in mirror image to convey a desire for emotional intimacy.

"I fear that resorting to re-creations comes from a distrust of the evidence of the past and, particularly, a lack of respect for what I believe is the power of a single image to convey complex information," he said.

It's a convenient image to convey, especially if you're actually a rock group pushing 30, and Lostprophets pull it off with much fuming and pouting about the dullness of life in Pontypridd.

"Touchy Feely" uses images to convey feelings that her earlier films would have expressed in words.

Although not programmatic works per se, Leos Janacek's two string quartets rely on concrete images to convey meaning.

He worked with Romek Marber on the redesign of Penguin Crime, using striking black and white images to convey the drama of the plot.

After the themes and words were chosen for the MKZ concept — visionary, powerful, transformational — the designers started to search for images to convey them.

The shogun of the slogan has always managed to find the right form of words and to conjure images to convey important ideas.