Sentence examples for try to convey a message from inspiring English sources

It's certainly been entertaining to watch Sanders try to convey a message of hope through the dark prism of the US's Stage 4 corporate media.

"But those who sent him were trying to convey a message".

After a long flight, Ms. Albright would put on a Stetson and leave her foreign hosts wondering whether she was trying to convey a message of cowboy strength.

Wolfe himself gives a clue as to where he thinks things are going in an odd passage that has the quality of one of those long speeches an author gives a character when he is trying to convey a message — readers usually blip over these and I've never seen this one mentioned.

In works like Brassed Off or In The Name Of The Father, we were trying to say something, we were trying to convey a message".

Karel Trying To Convey a Message to North Carolina (Photo by Erick Pearson/Erickseye).

When I use this phrase it is with hope and love that I am trying to convey a message of life experiences to you.

It is just straight-up fun, with an easy plot line, easy controls, silly weapons, and it's not trying to convey a message or make a statement about anything.

Most prominently LLUK is collaborating with other organisations such as UKCES and the Institute of Directors to try to convey a difficult message.

While it may be tempting to try to convey a multitude of messages with your design, trying to do too much will sabotage the success of your logo.

Dr. Michael Garrett, the deputy director of psychiatry at Bellevue Hospital, tried to convey a similar message when he counseled firefighters in Brooklyn.