Sentence examples for truly convey from inspiring English sources

It's an impressive concept, but Buttress feels that, to truly convey the honeybee's plight, it needs something more.

Of course, no game can truly convey what war actually is but in Battlefield 1's most horrific moments it attains a truly sombre nature that feels respectful.

Never can you truly convey what it feels like to have dedicated your life to becoming an expert, but when you have a bad day, someone dies.

And the photographs from the various events, as phenomenal as they are, cannot truly convey the exhilaration of a photo finish in a relay race or the unparalleled elegance of a perfect dismount off the uneven bars.

The way to truly convey the sheer reality and texture of the experience of the naksah was to turn to the real experts: Palestinians in different places who live the effects of 1967 (and 1948) on a daily basis, recording and transmitting their stories.

It is difficult to truly convey the way infertile people are landed in a quagmire of unpredictable triggers, are let loose into a dangerous maze of emotional sinkholes, have fear and panic inserted into their very beings in a way that can't easily be dislodged.

Where pamphlets and audio tours fall short is in truly conveying the deep history that lends significance to these locations.

Many of the writers talked about truly conveying the experience of living in these cities, including their multiculturalism.

Reaching common ground is the first step in truly conveying what we need from our employees and also understanding what they need from us in return.

However, both Fallout 3 and the following New Vegas struggled to really present a wasteland that truly conveyed the difficulty, the outright horror, of eking out an existence, pitiful though it is, in a post-apocalyptic world.

One might question whether both the newspapers and scientific articles examined truly conveyed transplant patients' experiences.