Sentence examples for strove to convey from inspiring English sources

His contribution to policy-making was his intuitive appreciation of the national interest, which he strove to convey to the Queen.

Portraiture flourished in fifteenth-century Italy, as painters and sculptors strove to convey a sitter's individual attributes — beauty, power, nobility — while revealing connections to humanity at large.

Portraiture flourished in fifteenth-century Italy, as painters and sculptors strove to convey a sitter's individual attributes beauty, power, nobility while revealing connections to humanity at large.

Since Sally's upbringing had taught her that powerful people exude confidence and decisiveness, she strove to convey those qualities during her job interview.

A tall, dark-haired woman always seen in dark glasses, Ms. Kauffman strove to convey an impressive presence, her daughter said.

In a ceremony that strove to convey unity, and set aside recent rancor, Christine C. Quinn on Tuesday bestowed her blessing on the rival she fought most bitterly in the Democratic mayoral primary, Bill de Blasio.

In this way, Foster created a more fluid relationship between inside and outside spaces and strove to impart a sense of humanity into an otherwise futuristic office environment.

"No one who received wära wished to hold [them], the workers, store-keepers, wholesalers and manufacturers all strove to get rid of them as quickly as possible, for any person who held [them] was obliged to pay the tax.

It's a hard message to convey.

But inner lives are hard to convey.

"It has to convey being newborn".