Sentence examples for while trying to convey from inspiring English sources

Robert Graves, Siegfried Sassoon, Edmund Blunden, Isaac Rosenberg, and Wilfred Owen — who all fought in the trenches and, in the last two cases, died there — remained tied to the conventions of the nineteenth century while trying to convey the unprecedented horror of industrial warfare, a condition of existence so murderous and absurd that a romantic or heroic attitude became impossible.

While trying to convey the wonders of the web to his unimpressed wife, Barshack came up with the idea of an E-mail directory, like a phone book for E-mail addresses.

Sitting in a quiet office at the Church of England's General Synod on Monday, he calmly sipped a cup of tea while trying to convey the scale of the displacement and emigration of Christians in his homeland.

While Facebook is trying to convey that it understands its responsibilities, the black mark left on public opinion by past behavior may prove permanent.

You get a little slip on the floor and you have to adjust for the next thing while you're trying to convey this really sublime message.

Doubtless our news pages will soon feature protesters fearful of GM crops permanently damaging our fragile ecosystem, while scientists will be frantically trying to convey the benefits.

But while you know what he's trying to convey -- the signals go off like flares -- you don't necessarily feel it.

Diane Lees, director general of IWM, added: "Flight of the Stories captures exactly what we were trying to convey - for while it is true that some of the people never made it back from the fighting front, their stories have, and it is our duty at IWM to ensure that they continue to be told.

We both sympathized, as authors ourselves, with the difficulties of trying to convey information about a terrible disease while simultaneously telling an absorbing story, all without inducing nightmares.

So, what was she trying to convey?

What message are we trying to convey?