You have to be able to convey some sense of value".
Am worried I might not be able to convey the true niceness of my character.
"This is what I was hoping you might be able to convey.
To show this, she said, it was important that the photographer be able to convey this emotion.
"I want to be able to convey my vision for the future of this city," he said.
"Increasingly, C.E.O.'s and boards want their executives to be able to convey the company's message powerfully".
A courageous and vulnerable actor, Mr. Depp would surely be able to convey the tormented demon barber of Fleet Street.
Will he understand, and be able to convey, that his commitment to undo Iraq's aggression does not require immediate war?
It was a cool moment to be able to convey an idea to someone and be able to see them execute it".
A singer performing "The Wound-Dresser" must be able to convey the cadences and rhythms of the American language, no less so in Whitman's elegantly poetic words.
You will understand how scientists study the impossibly small and impossibly large and be able to convey this knowledge in clear and concise terms.
