Sentence examples for struggles to convey from inspiring English sources

Labour struggles to convey this.

And it's why the advertising world struggles to convey commercial messages to consumers.

It's a pity, then, that Reach struggles to convey the human tragedy as effectively.

Uncomfortable in English, he relies on notes when speaking and struggles to convey intellectual heft or moral drama.

Mr. Romney, who often struggles to convey a regular-guy appeal, stumbled only when asked whether he had hunted in recent years.

Yet the ballet form struggles to convey Shakespeare's intrinsic verbal complexity, and these pieces have not really survived in mainstream dance repertoire.

He has sometimes struggled to convey the human stakes of the policies he has initiated.

Patients often struggle to convey their symptoms, and doctors worry they may be missing crucial information.

I teach Dante to American undergraduates, and I struggle to convey to them his place in Italian culture.

Soldiers, medical personnel, and Iraqi citizens struggle to convey crucial information on a daily basis.

"We were struggling to convey how far inland the water would go," he says.