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But Mr. Price asks: Does the rowdy electioneering caught on film convey a true image of the city to the rest of America?

I'm not a good enough writer — and I'm not sure anyone this side of maybe Tolstoy would be — to convey a true sense of the mental anguish and the acute degree of suffering this dream inflicts.

"Polyphonia" was revived in Morphoses' new season, and I was glad to see it again, especially the pas de deux, which, unlike many other inheritors of Bolshoi theatrics, seems to convey a true emotion, an involving passion.

He is not a natural campaigner, not extrovert or passionate enough, too rational and pragmatic to convey a true leader's sense of strategic conviction, just the well-bred politeness of a squire obliging with selfies while opening a fete.

That is, it's not just about the music, it's about the music mixed with location and images to convey a true sense of place alongside your musical expression.

Other characterization techniques such as XRD, Raman, and XPS fade to convey a true identification of those phases because the samples are usually blends or mixes of the mentioned phases.

The voice acting is marvellous – Troy Baker, also Booker DeWitt in BioShock Infinite, and Ashley Johnson convey a true sense of camaraderie through chaos as Joel and Ellie respectively.

In view of the above, in order for local audits of field expenditure to support a decentralised accounting structure at a reasonable cost, I recommend that the periodicity of reporting be lengthened (one or two reports a year), the number of contracting auditors reduced and the auditors required to provide audit assurance that imprest reports convey a true and fair view of field transactions.

All the problems the media has in conveying a true picture of Donald Trump's presidency were on display in Singapore on Monday night.

For his part, Mr. Draper is enthusiastic about his new venture and conveys a true believer's faith in the strength of his security software, which ShopIP plans to release to a group of test customers next month.

Unlike the psychedelic painter Alex Grey, whose art conveys a true believer's faith in the reality of an ultimately beneficent divinity accessible by means of "entheogens" — drugs that activate inner gods — and practices like meditation and chanting, Mr. Tomaselli teeters on the agnostic line between belief and skepticism.