conveying

IPA: kʌnvˈeɪɪŋ

Examples of "conveying" in Sentences

And how good a record does sff have in conveying women of strength and purpose?
Slowly, I righted myself, my expression conveying my humor but also my extreme hate.
If could use paragraph breaks and dial down the unwarranted pomposity, you might have more success in conveying your points. ray l love says:
On the tenth floor, we got our drinks and took them to a window seat, a term conveying a grandeur that was sorely lacking in the Times cafeteria.
John Leguizamon ‘Ice Age’, the first one, was enormously helpful in conveying enthusiasm and excitement about the movie and he was someone who the press liked.
Soloists find them as multifaceted as the album title, a phrase conveying at least four different meanings - delighted, face-painted, improvised, differences settled.
As we can see, for the mass media, being a 'regime' (a term conveying a charge an of political illegitimacy) versus being a 'government' has not so much to do with the political and legal systems existing in a country but with the fact that the state in question is more or less willing to serve the political and economic interests of the Western powers.