Sentence examples for were conveying from inspiring English sources
verb
To transport; to carry; to take from one place to another.
At the same time, Soviet diplomats in Western capitals were conveying the message to America's allies.
Both tubes were conveying moving nano-particles and their ends were simply supported.
Eventually, he let them sing but monitored whether they were conveying the meaning of the words or simply "cruising".
Mr. Bush did indeed want a substantive discussion, they said, and they were conveying that to Mr. McCain's advisers.
And the faithful inside the packed prayer hall were conveying a message not of dread, but of fervent hope.
While Ayers and his wife Bernardine Dohrn were conveying their outrage, other people were doing the kind of organising work that the Weather Underground despised as wimpy.
These resolutions were conveyed to UBCV supporters meeting in Australia.
Intimate family narratives were conveyed on a prodigious scale.
These effects were conveyed to the next generation.
The third difficulty is conveying the message.
That was what I was conveying".
