Sentence examples similar to more powerfully convey from inspiring English sources

While tens of millions of viewers around the world are following the World Cup on television, the young boys in "Goal!" play a pickup game in a South African township that even more powerfully conveys a passion for "football".

Hand lettering in its many forms can powerfully convey emotions and subliminal information that more restrained forms of typography generally communicate in a more limited way.

More important, he powerfully conveyed the most effective passages in the score: the evocation of the ghost scene from "Hamlet" produced the chills that had been missing from the "Fantastique".

More important, he powerfully conveyed the most effective passages in the score: the evocation of the ghost scene from "Hamlet" produced the chills that had been missing from the "Fantastique". Orchestra Hall was beautifully darkened for the occasion, the underlighting of faces recalling John Singer Sargent's painting of the Pasdeloup Orchestra.

That would powerfully convey what a snake pit we're in.

Stanford Professor of political science Scott Sagan noted how literature and poetry powerfully convey concepts like mercy and justice.

The book's compelling detail and vivid imagery powerfully convey the texture of the Berlin that I know.

"I've seen rough essays that still powerfully convey a student's personality and experiences," he said.

"Good Charts" will help you turn plain, uninspiring charts that merely present information into smart, effective visualizations that powerfully convey ideas.

Our challenge is to clearly (and powerfully) convey this message to our neighbors, to the media, and to government officials.

First, it gives the research staff a chance to process the considerable emotional impact associated with the way that subjects often powerfully convey their feelings.