Sentence examples for the task of conveying from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a movie is so awful that the word awful is not up to the task of conveying its awfulness.

It is a fuzzy, egotistical universe that elevates the importance of appearance to the level of content in the task of conveying meaning.

In telling the story, Blake's fondness for found images and cut-outs proves ideal for the task of conveying Thomas's long lists of detail.

The task of conveying news, an honorable and complicated job, generally relegates the picture, like the event it records, to ephemera.

Yet Spicer, because he has the task of conveying messages to the wider world, is able, on his own, each day, to increase the possibility of mishaps with consequences.

In the books, her quest for revenge is compelling, and when at the Red Wedding Michelle Fairley proved herself more than equal to the task of conveying anguish and white-hot rage, appetites were whetted.

In the two books they have coauthored, The Sciences - An Integrated Approach, and Science Matters, the authors undertake the grand task of conveying "Science," with a capital "S," from atoms to ecosystems and from the scientific method to the very latest advances in biotechnology.

She was a stylist who devoted her style, bedazzling and heady in itself, to the subtle task of conveying the spirit of a subtle people….

I always thought that if I ever had the enviable task of conveying the essence of heavy metal to an alien race, then this would be the perfect summation.

Gillene Herbert's Julie Jordan is beautifully focused; she succeeds in the difficult task of conveying natural goodness without so much as a simper.

Released in annual installments since 2010 and partly available on YouTube, the series takes an admirable run at the 110-percent futile task of conveying the experiences of some 19 million Asian-Americans in interviews: immigrants, adoptees, artists, children, a gay minister, a trans man.