Sentence examples for never really conveyed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Varone's choreography never really conveyed a sense of struggle.
The mystery, tragedy and adventure of Pip's tale are outlined but never really conveyed.
But a man who has lived in the White House never really conveyed what it would mean to walk into the Oval Office and see his wife sitting there.
But it never really conveys what that genius is.
Mr. Fiennes, on the other hand, never really conveys that essential love of warfare.
It makes a fascinating appendix, though one that never really conveys the sense of what Bruckner's finale would have delivered; perhaps the composer himself never worked out convincingly how he would have completed such an extraordinary musical edifice.
That gives you a tremendous sense of freedom, and that's something I always try to capture in my photography – but photos can never really convey what it feels like to be up here.'.
It really conveys the grinding wheel of mental illness.
Wear pyjamas to really convey your message.
"Never really grew up, never really did a conventional job".
