Sentence examples for keep conveying from inspiring English sources

"It is our duty to pay very close attention and above all to keep conveying to young players in our clubs that there must be no room for anti-Semitism, racism and intolerance," Wolfgang Niersbach, president of the German Football Federation said, according to a Spiegel translation.

Why do we keep conveying the impression to the general public that we are playing off these aims against each other?

As Mr. Obama heads toward a re-election campaign, those songs, along with others by Electric Light Orchestra ("Mr. Blue Sky") and Raphael Saadiq ("Keep Marchin' "), convey themes of persistence, patience and a light at the end of the tunnel.

And a solo in which Ms. Sattler kept drooping conveyed her character's boredom at court.

The splash headlines of the Daily Telegraph ("Ten days to save the Union"), the Independent ("Ten days to save the United Kingdom") and the Guardian ("Last stand to keep the union") convey the mounting sense of panic about the possibility of the Yes side winning the vote on 18 September.

The warnings, which one European official said were "deliberately vague to keep Assad guessing," were conveyed through Russia and other intermediaries.

Secondly, as there are likely to be many questions and interviewers have short attention spans, it's important to keep your answers concise: convey the maximum achievement in the minimum time.

Yet their insistence that we keep that vision to ourselves conveyed the message that people could not be trusted.

Stone and a small handful of others kept his memory alive by conveying their admiration for Nixon's toughness and determination.

Her diction is mostly clear, but as the play is so language-based, she struggles to keep up with Blanchett who conveys the intention and subtext of every single word in the script.

Even the administration of President Lee Myung-bak, who has taken a harder line against the North, has been careful to keep the park operating to convey to the North that "the door remains open for improving ties," as one senior official put it.