Sentence examples for transmitting something from inspiring English sources

I felt the Taliban out there still, their hearts transmitting something more elemental than despair.

"It's like he was transmitting something," says Chris Forsyth, a guitarist who became close to Rose before his death.

The problem they are attacking affects not only when you are literally transmitting something, but also when you are receiving.

"If we're really lucky, they're transmitting something intentionally," he says.

Jerry, you transmit something mysteriously upbeat about life's fretful tragedies.

I was putting it out there to see if it somehow transmitted something to another person.

Instead, there was a faith that samplers and processors could help us transmit something essential about ourselves.

Sept. 19-20 at 7 30 and Sept. 21 at 11 A.M). JUILLIARD ORCHESTRA Some critics love to pummel Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto; for the pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy, however, the composer's music transmits something profound and essential about the Russian soul.

Dylan starts with the profound influence that Buddy Holly had on his music and lyrics, and mentions a sort of holy anointment that seems to have taken place when he went to see Holly play, a few days before he died: "He looked me right straight dead in the eye, and he transmitted something.

Thus many technicalities of landholding in the Nile Delta during certain ancient periods survive, unwarranted by any normal expectancies of epigraphic preservation elsewhere; only the happenstance of the Creto-Mycenaean records (see below Crete and Mycenaean Greece) has accidentally transmitted something analogous.

But you cannot transmit something you haven't got.