The combination may sound silly, but it works wonders: it tastes great, rearranges your mood, and conveys in an instant that this modest place has big intentions.
In case of hazardous liquids, as suggested by anti-explosion liquids, any measure must be adopted to guarantee measurement and conveying in a safety conditions.
"They might think of this as an uprising, but the anger is misdirected and conveyed in such a way will not have any kind of positive effect.
Drawing from a deep well of feeling, she interprets lyrics from the point of view of someone who knows who she is and conveys empathy in a voice that glows with insight.
If done well, the artwork captures some vital element of the novel and conveys it in a compelling way.
O'Reilly's legal representative, Heather Williams QC, said: "If you accept Mr Thorman's account, mainly that Ms Hunt made the decision and conveyed it in a sentence... it is a pretty devastating blow to the BBC's case".
As ever in Anderson's films, artifice is a means of channelling, concentrating, and conveying emotion in a way that's all the more powerful and enduring for its containment — it's also inseparable from adventure and danger.
As ever in Anderson's films, artifice is a means of channelling, concentrating, and conveying emotion in a way that's all the more powerful and enduring for its containment it's also inseparable from adventure and danger.
They allow communication across cultures and convey emotion in a way which is more difficult in verbal or written communication (Burmark 2008).
With advancements in technology, the camera is now able to capture and convey information in a manner not previously possible when Tillmans began his practice.
Other notable individualists of the 18th century included Soga Shōhaku, an essentially itinerant painter who was an eccentric interpreter of Chinese themes in figure and landscape conveyed in a frequently dark and foreboding mood.
