Sentence examples for precisely conveyed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rattle parsed each passage and section for its dramatic function, unfailingly eliciting a tone and balance that precisely conveyed setting and mood.

Meanwhile, other writers create familiar worlds that are precisely conveyed, mappable almost, while remaining overtly fictitious; Middlemarch, Cranford, Barchester and on through Tilling, Hardborough and Ambridge.

However, similar information should be precisely conveyed.

What the two actors precisely convey is the constantly shifting nature of the relationship.

Jeremy Herrin's Theatre Upstairs production and Bunny Christie's design precisely convey the prison-like nature of a girls' boarding school.

As Flaubert worked over the drafts of Madame Bovary, seeking always the apposite word that would precisely convey his meaning, he lifted his novel from a level of sentimental romance to make it one of the great ironic tragedies of literature.

The directive conveys a norm or, more precisely, conveys the institution's intention to create, by the act of conveying the intention, a norm (a standard that permits or mandates some action) with the same content.

But this incompleteness in dress permits her tail to be exposed and to precisely convey her apprehension as she approaches the house across the vast expanse of the lawn in search of her babies.

He expressed the view that if it was purely a question of semantics, it would be preferable for the court to adopt the real risk test as it precisely conveys to laymen and lawyers what the law is concerned with.

Even though it's technically wrong (although, again, who says?), it reflects current usage and, I believe, more precisely conveys what I was trying to express than any other wording could.

We have accepted this recommendation, since it more precisely conveys the meaning we intended.