Sentence examples for you've conveyed from inspiring English sources

"When you've conveyed something to habit, it becomes entirely repeatable.

Here, anyway, is Hetherington on the day of publication of the Kennedy piece sending warmest thanks: "The Ambassador hotel must have been a terrible place to be but you've conveyed the sense and feeling of the occasion excellently".

"You have conveyed to the world the success of the summit … [and] it is your hard work that has helped to seal China's mark on the G20".

You have conveyed to me that you will not be coming to lunch, although you haven't literally said so.

You will seem confident to your future employer because you have conveyed your past accomplishments in a way that is factual rather than boastful.

"We've conveyed our thoughts in every way we can.

"We've conveyed our position clearly to the mayor," Mr. Spinola said.

Mr. Kerry, inviting his and Mr. Edwards's adult children onstage for a singalong of "This Land Is Your Land," told the crowd that "every single performer" on the bill had "conveyed to you the heart and soul of our country".

Although Mr. Kerry had told the crowd at the New York fund-raiser that "every single performer" on the bill had "conveyed to you the heart and soul of our country," his campaign on Friday sought to distance Mr. Kerry and his running mate, Senator John Edwards, from the anti-Bush jokes, lyrics and statements of some of the entertainers.

You can still ask for what you want, but you should acknowledge when the other person has made concessions or has conveyed their feelings.

And did you convey that to them, that you would expect them to communicate with Monsignor Rossiter about A. I do not recall having conveyed that.