Similarly, their script, with its loose and allusive dramatic construction, conveys the theme without realizing it fully.
It seems that the this particular construction conveys a lesser degree of commitment/pressure on the invitee to accept the invitation.
In Romance, Latin inflectional endings have been much reduced, and more reliance is placed on syntactic construction to convey sentence meaning; that is, Romance languages are more "analytic" than the predominantly "synthetic" Latin.
Her thinking was clear though quite complicated, but she had trouble finding the verbal constructions that would convey that clarity.
The gritty reality of the city wafts off the page in "the smells / of pizza ovens, Peking duck and piss, / the air half-edible and wholly foul" - a lovely construction that conveys the foetid richness of the atmosphere (unusually for a poet, Hill is very keen on smells).
Despite this, he is able to package the elements of the turn into a construction that conveys a complex idea – he has done this same cycling trip to Mexico once before, prior to his stroke, when he had the use of both hands; it is the current ability to use only one hand that constitutes the difference ("same again but …").
These two constructions are used to convey the speaker's evaluative attitude and judgment of an event.
These constructions do not just convey new wealth and local investment but also consolidate both materials and ideology visible locally and presumably evident in the reputations of Swahili towns in foreign lands.
"The big struggle is to get people to see beyond the idea that a photograph is reality, to recognize that it is a construction, put together to convey an idea or point of view".
Instead he's a magpie, trying out a Kanye cadence here, a Rick Ross construction there and conveying more intelligence than wit.
