Sentence examples for saying convey from inspiring English sources

The question is, does what they are saying convey the notion that they are listening?

This particular utterance particle that was derived from the verb of saying conveys the speech act being performed by the speaker.

Christian suggested a white shirt and a navy suit, which he said convey credibility.

The answers mirror what the user has said, convey esteem and empathy and build an individualized bridge to the next content block.

His portraits, she said, conveyed respect and often wit.

The A.P. article, he said, "conveyed fundamentally the same material as a staff story would have".

But a "solitary cross," he said, "conveys an inescapably sectarian message".

"Fighting" words, the Justice said, conveyed no ideas and contained no social value.

Putting expectations in writing, he said, "conveys how deadly serious this is").

"Sometimes," he says, conveying information in an e-mail message "requires a lot more language than we are accustomed to".

"What she said conveyed trust in me, in that she was giving me directions to her home," he said.