Sentence examples for work to convey from inspiring English sources

"We don't want the work to convey things that would make people uncomfortable about flying," Mr. Chasansky said.

To expect an instrumental work to convey all that programmatic and metaphorical content, even something as long as "Nine Rivers," is expecting a lot.

Any number of occasions work to convey this sense of history: holidays, vacations, big family get-togethers, even a ride to the mall.

He wants to focus on the educational content of his work, to convey to the public what he's been learning -- in lengthy detail, information that has nothing to do with him personally.

As far as historians know, he never committed to paper thoughts about religion or art, except for a fragmentary sentence in a letter to one of his patrons in which he stated that he aimed through his work to convey "great inner emotion".

His major philosophical effort during these years was on the Rules, a work to convey his new method.

Although characters here are stereotypical agendas, not people, Lizzy Cooper Davis works to convey some dimension for Yvonne.

Libeskind, who lost most of his family in the Holocaust, worked to convey several levels of meaning in the building.

Mr. Williams said the Nature Conservancy was pleased to see someone working to convey the importance of conservation to children.

That this troubled childhood was set in Pittsburgh suggests Mr. Vilsack could be a battleground twofer, an impression he works to convey.

Reviewing the original London production, The Guardian's Maddy Costa wrote that from the moment Ms. Hunter "lopes on to the stage, every muscle works to convey a creature trapped between two states of being".