Sentence examples for to convey something from inspiring English sources

"They use this as a tool to convey something," she said.

These topics reflect Mr. Bertrand's interest in using photography to convey something beyond beauty.

Maybe the mood of this piece has to convey something a little different.

Sometimes," he says, smiling, "you have to convey something that you don't actually believe".

"I thought the music was thrilling and the voice seemed to convey something heartfelt.

We also sought to convey something about the joy of being alive.

I don't go into anything trying to convey something I necessarily know.

This reaching for elegance, clearly, is meant to convey something beyond the strict meaning of the words.

"Normally I try to convey something special with each program, in the choice of pieces, of atmospheres.

There's a real sense of cinematography and mood; an attempt to convey something else apart from photographic "realism".

He's no Peter Cook or Chris Morris, using the comedy tools of the adolescent berk to convey something more meaningful.