Instead it conveys a weird and very tangible sense of Weegee himself, both as a driven hustler in pursuit of humankind in extremis and as the creator of a tough-guy, crime-fighter persona, as evidenced by examples of his many self-portraits that dominate the show's first gallery.
Instead, it conveyed the understandable wariness with which the other top Obama advisers greeted the only one among them who could claim to be a close personal friend of both the president and the first lady.
Instead it would convey it from leaker to leakee.
Try "...in the meeting" instead; it more effectively conveys that the gory details were just a memorable segment of the gathering and that other topics were discussed.
Like much of her work, which she describes as an "exorcism" or "therapy" for her frustration, its bleak poetry does not focus overtly on politics, but instead conveys the texture of daily life in a crumbling totalitarian system: On an island where acquiring cement, cinderblocks or steel is comparable to obtaining a bit of lunar dust, destroying in order to build has become a common practice.
"I started from the inside this time," said Ms. Dee, reflecting on her success in a part that could have been merely about her character's hair (blond), grins (wide) and voice (odd), but instead conveys an individual keen to emerge from within the computerized actor.
But I write this not with the aim to frighten with alarmist statistics – but instead to convey the scale of the opportunity in front of us, as leaders from the G8 nations gather together today in London to tackle dementia on a global scale.
Kafka had no intention of labeling Gregor, the protagonist of the story, as any specific thing, but instead wanted to convey Gregor's disgust at his transformation.
Instead, it seems to only convey information about our current bodily state (Craig 2002).
A defense of woman suffrage published in The Scotsman and argued with a district attorney's flair, it conveys, instead of the grief she must have felt, the gregarious and slightly overconfident charm of a prodigy.
