A number of politicians had also come to convey their support for that message.
In informal usage, theology has come to convey the sense of something remotely theoretical and impractical.
"At some point, you have to be satisfied with the message you came to convey," he said.
Stories spread that there was a secret agenda to his meetings with Iranian officials, involving claims that he came to convey messages from the United States and then to relay Iran's response to White House officials.
"I came to convey the reality," Kazuhiko Amano, a relief worker in Fukushima, said Monday night in a panel discussion at Manhattanville College that was organized by Clearwater, the Hudson River advocacy organization.
The resulting videos, in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, might seem at first like conceptual exercises or blurred Gerhard Richter paintings set in motion, but they come to convey the almost palpable feeling of a city that has achieved self-consciousness.
Without trying so hard, it came to convey the day of the week, the time of the day, the feeling in the air, the season of the year, the bigness of the game".
As you would expect of a "Visual Encyclopedia," their book does not tell the design histories of each peace symbol, but demonstrates the various ways in which the emblems have come to convey the same message to people from diverse cultures and different eras.
Recently, postmodernism has come to convey more completely prose and poetry as distinct entities, and also among genres of poetry, as having meaning only as cultural artifacts.
But in the algorithmic times that have come, "so" conveys an algorithmic certitude.
