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This will convey an idea of the extent of the mining operations.
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My blood was in a cold boil-ifthe phrase can convey an idea.
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How vain every effort to convey an idea of the sensations it produces!
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The annexed woodcut will convey an idea of their appearance.
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No description could convey an idea of the noise made by their crying and lamentation.
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Words cannot convey an idea of their disgusting nature.
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How can I convey an idea of the scene?
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Language fails to convey an idea of the energy, the fury, the madness of the onset.
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Let me suggest a few comparisons, that some one may convey an idea of my situation.
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I cannot describe its awful grandeur; human language fails to convey an idea of its savage sublimity.
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Language literally fails to convey an idea of the horror-thestupefaction-thatensued when that news was read:-
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But they can also convey an idea.
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Without a finite verb we cannot affirm anything or convey an idea, therefore we can have no sentence.
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Of the women and children it is needless to speak; no description could convey an idea of their condition.
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No similar event that has since occurred can convey an idea of the fermentation which then prevailed in Paris.
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The baroness shook her head in a melancholy way, to convey an idea of her maternal affection and anxiety.
