conveyed

She believed the best novels entertained with “wit and humour” and conveyed “knowledge of human nature.”

Her work often conveyed her painful relationship with her body, disabled through polio in her childhood and serious injuries following a bus accident.

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."

The pilot didn’t explain but conveyed a quick “sorry.”