| word convey | 1.12 | Words cannot convey the horror of it. | ||
| film convey | 0.72 | The director says the film accurately conveys the larger truths of the story. | ||
| book convey | 0.66 | The book conveys admirably the feel of old New Hampshire. | ||
| image convey | 0.39 | Few images convey more despair than pictures of a war-torn city. | ||
| movie convey | 0.39 | The movie conveys only the flavor of the time. | ||
| voice convey | 0.39 | His voice cannot convey menace. | ||
| actor convey | 0.33 | Sometimes, an actor can convey more with her body than with the words she speaks. | ||
| company convey | 0.33 | Ms. Winter said the company has not conveyed how it intends to do that. | ||
| drawing convey | 0.33 | The drawings convey the sensation of movement. | ||
| name convey | 0.33 | Their names conveyed power and identity in a new place. | ||
| eye convey | 0.26 | His eyes convey more feeling than his position permits him to say. | ||
| medium convey | 0.26 | But the Saudi media had not conveyed that to the Saudi people. | ||
| music convey | 0.26 | The music must convey both. | ||
| official convey | 0.26 | U.S. officials conveyed their concerns to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and urged that Xu and Qin be released immediately. | ||
| performance convey | 0.26 | And the performances convey a sense of genuine adventure and commitment. | ||
| phrase convey | 0.26 | I record my dissent only because that phrase conveys a different message to me. |