| convey message | 14.15 | What message did Amaker convey? | ||
| convey sense | 7.18 | The message conveyed a sense of urgency. | ||
| convey information | 4.08 | The information was conveyed to Gore. | ||
| convey impression | 2.37 | A few instances quickly convey an impression of it. | ||
| convey concern | 2.11 | Fortuyn managed to convey those concerns in plain language. | ||
| convey feeling | 2.04 | How could he convey his feelings for her? | ||
| convey idea | 2.04 | Art can be used to convey an idea. | ||
| convey decision | 1.71 | The decision was conveyed to President Shankar Dayal Sharma for his acceptance. | ||
| convey image | 1.65 | All convey an image of heterosexuality. | ||
| convey emotion | 1.45 | Iaccio struggled to convey his emotions. | ||
| convey condolence | 1.32 | Arafat and Hussein both conveyed their condolences to Netanyahu. | ||
| convey view | 1.18 | Taken together, they conveyed a view of primary teaching which had a distinctive character. | ||
| convey request | 1.12 | The request was conveyed by the U.S. State Department, he said. | ||
| convey meaning | 0.92 | All I did was to use a term to convey a meaning. | ||
| convey warning | 0.86 | But no warning was conveyed to the plane. | ||
| convey thought | 0.79 | He could not convey his thoughts in English. | ||
| convey wish | 0.79 | Wishes were conveyed by both sides for a resumption of dialogue. | ||
| convey air | 0.59 | Gore tried to convey an air of calm. | ||
| convey demand | 0.59 | Khan said he would formally convey his demand to Leghari. | ||
| convey fact | 0.59 | Yet, Lord Taylor accuses newspapers of slanting accounts of sentences, of failing to convey salient facts. |