The beast was big, larger than any stallion he'd ever seen, and gazed at him with a hard expression that managed to convey intelligence.

Even if he assumed that his captors could see and hear him, how was he to convey intelligence to them by word or gesture?

Her face is described as conveying "intelligence and authority and youth and mischief at the same time".

At length she caught an eloquent look of her companion's, one of those looks which would convey intelligence to a brick wall.

The actor handles these sticky passages well enough and, as always, conveys brusque intelligence.

But - so I then believed - he watched me and conveyed intelligence to the old magus of the well.

A document can convey intelligence, but until recently it lacked intelligence of its own.

Addressing his audience, he conveyed competence and intelligence.

So what was involved was not a message in the sense of someone wishing to convey intelligence to a person at the receiving end.

Capt. John James, with about ten chosen men, was left behind to succour the distressed, and to convey intelligence.