Sentence examples for or conveying from inspiring English sources

It's driven by Franco's performance as George, whether reveling in the charismatic hold he wields over Lennie or conveying his desperation at his own miserable circumstances.

It might be an awkward social moment, but subjecting him to a little embarrassment is better than her facing a brush with the law, or conveying a dubious lesson to your daughters, or feeling uneasy herself.

Rather than silhouetting his peasants against the sunset, as Millet did, or conveying the ugliness of backbreaking labor à la Courbet, Pissarro expressed solidarity with farmworkers through a heavy-handed application of paint.

Ms. Gerson said the Common Core is also intended to end the "math wars," in which educators and parents battled over whether the emphasis should be on mastering basic math skills or conveying deeper concepts.

These motors can be used to drive machines with a variety of outputs, such as materials processing, packaging, or conveying machinery, or such appliances as sewing machines and washing machines.

The Web site ueverest.com, while not setting records or conveying any protests, is an excellent example of how much material can be regularly updated and communicated to sea level from the remote mountain, including daily video and audio clips, photographs and blogs, even charts tracking the heart rates of the climbers.

Words cannot do justice to his memory or convey what his loss will mean to us.

Nevertheless, her cynicism is in her eyes, or conveyed in a shrug of her shoulders.

Never before has "Ghhrrrrr" meant so much or conveyed such depth of character.

Its second meaning is "to carry or convey to heaven without death".

Mr. Mikhailov is interested in people, especially those whose lives embody or convey wider historical or socioeconomic conditions.