Sentence examples for it conveys all from inspiring English sources

It conveys all the fierce joy of the racing cars down here, but in a tidier, admittedly more reliable little package suited to public roads.

Letts conveys all this as soon as he opens his mouth.

In her new novel, "The First Rule of Swimming," Courtney Angela Brkic conveys all these dislocations with empathy and poetic grace.

Anna Maxwell Martin conveys all of Rose's Sally Bowlesweetnesseetness of nature with a built-in capacity for disappointment.

Horn attributes this to the fact that "Some S are P" conveys "Not all S are P" by implicature, while no English sentence conveys "All S are not-P" by implicature.

Key scene: "The intense range of emotion Leo conveys, all without any dialogue, still haunts me.

It cannot remotely convey all Laurie's suffering, all his anguish, all his despair - nor the vibrancy of his personality.

After a series of deals, Mr. Diller rechristened his holding company IAC/InterActiveCorp in 2003, seeking to give it a nameplate conveying all of the cachet and promise of a modern digital concern.

When the PlayStation 2 was over it had explored so many areas of the market that it was impossible to convey all of them in one coherent story.

9 One could argue that it is impossible to convey all important information in one leaflet.

McKellen, in a scruffy beard and looking like a bedraggled Gandalf with a hangover, conveys all the pain of taking off a boot and putting it back on.