convey

So, who should we call on to convey our hopes and dreams?

He could hardly speak, but somehow he conveyed he had found not sponges but the remains of a large ship.

He also conveyed his "great respect for the achievement of having been able to organize such an important international conference in Belem."

In “No Other Choice,” his transitions and visual juxtapositions convey profound themes beneath the satirical surface.

They wrote that California law holds that “a thief cannot convey good title to stolen works of art,” and therefore requires the return of the painting to Cassirer.