Sentence examples for well conveys from inspiring English sources

I begin with this lengthy aside because it pretty well conveys the heart of the show.

An exchange in 'Bang-Bang You're Dead' well conveys the tone: ' "The blacks look happy enough.

"Bravura candour" well conveys Cheever's impersonation of frankness in conversation, and "almost laudable bravado" seems exactly the right description of his using a razor to cut himself out of a webbed straitjacket while being dried out.

The concept of memory, however, is meaningful only if both wells have approximately similar depth, because that is when observing the system in either well conveys information.

Has the utter human naturalness of his estranging visions ever been so well conveyed?

Her blossoming from awkward teenager to married yet fragile woman was well conveyed.

The new sound system pretty well conveyed the colorings of voices, and the music came through cleanly.

He makes up for the script's lapses as well — conveying Dionysus' ideological, if not actual, bisexuality.

Carter handles these scenes well, conveying the panic, fear and desperation that go with hauling in 28,000 pounds of salmon.

The peculiar ageless quality of Japanese fashion was well conveyed to me recently by artist Liliane Lijn (who I interviewed about a new book, Fashion Game Changers).

"I was under the false conviction, well conveyed to me during the Reagan years, that the era of movements was over," he said.