Sentence examples for writer conveys from inspiring English sources

Speaking of the wrong woman Peter has married, the writer conveys in a single sentence — "He could not think of a single reason not to have married her" — a whole universe of wistful comedy.

How does the writer convey his or her feelings about the food?

You'll learn how the best lyrics are true to the writer, conveying personal ideas and emotions.

Old money, claims the writer, conveyed the fact that "America was basically a big green country inhabited by politicians and weirdos".

Yet to write a memoir about illness requires that a writer convey the naked human suffering when illness is stripped of all its scientific specifics and symbolic meaning.

We know now that what really happened was that a small part of the street sagged, or depressed itself, a little closer to the tracks of the 42nd St. shuttle...the headline writer conveyed the impression that the entire length of 42nd St. might collapse.

I've always written -- predominantly short fiction -- and as a writer, conveying an idea was always important to me.

I liked the way the writers conveyed that, it was just really subtle and they didn't make a big coming out scene of it.

Writers convey an idea about their topic by describing the topic for the reader in a 'show, not tell' manner.< Showing and not telling means that you paint a picture for your reader.

Gerald Kyd as the writer Trigorin conveys the man's weakness, but misses the point that his self-deprecation in front of Nina is a clever seduction tactic.

The play belongs to Diane, and even if Tamsin Greig is a bit broader than her Broadway counterpart, she brings the right demonic energy and well-tailored control-freakery to the role: she is diabolically funny in the best scene where, at a lunch with the unseen writer, she conveys her deep-seated disdain for the "fag playwright".