Sentence examples for there conveyed from inspiring English sources
Eastern Europe was a large-scale open wound of the Second World War, and the contemporary images that he filmed there conveyed a sense of living ruins.
The frustration and futility as well as the accomplishments of our presence there are conveyed so movingly.
He had not seen the images from Manus Island, but said a senior person from there had conveyed the information.
Rather, the books on your shelves are there to convey the type of person you would like to be".
Those hats... those stiff white collars... all that black formality... they are there to convey a subliminal message.
The order directed him to proceed to Taneytown, Md., 14 miles distant, and from there, to convey supply trains to the railhead supply base at Westminster.
They are not there to convey the game's grace and choreography, a point of view that requires a higher vantage point.
The campaign's decorations hay, pumpkins, tractors were there to convey that Mr McCain understands them and loves them too.The trouble is, Mr McCain has almost no chance of winning Iowa.
The hook and eyes, Donatella said before the show, were there to convey that "you can reveal a shoulder, a little of your back, it is up to you.
Several camera-carrying fans who showed up for the concert said they were not there to convey a message to the Democratic Party but to gather content for their Internet sites.
That phrase is not there to convey journalistic information.
