Here in Colorado, Democrats say the abortion issue more broadly conveys the message to moderate voters that Mr. Buck does not speak for them.
According to Belting, the three inner panels seek to broadly convey the Old Testament notion that, before the Fall, there was no defined boundary between good and evil; humanity in its innocence was unaware of consequence.
On the other hand, participants suggested that the term 'joyful' broadly conveys a sense of happiness, hopefulness, and openness, and a kind of exuberant and creative energy.
Through board leadership, this message can be conveyed broadly throughout the organization.
The events that are shown are conveyed so broadly they might as well be invented, beginning with an opening scene in which a cigar-chomping Winston Churchill from the Spiderman Villain School of Acting discusses postwar strategy with a simpering Lawrence, who is gamely and decently played by an actor, however, best known for his insuperable role as a sparkling vampire in The Twilight Saga.
I've long maintained that while programming itself — "computational thinking", as the professor put it — is indeed very like a language, "programming languages" are mere dialects; some crude and terse, some expressive and eloquent, but all broadly used to convey the same concepts in much the same way.
Sex and violence, discreetly conveyed.
This he learned and conveyed.
It simply cannot be conveyed.
Were they effectively conveyed?
Explore the message being conveyed.
