This much was clear at the Barbican in November 2004, when he performed Bartok's rarely heard Violin Concerto No 1 with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, mixing some astonishingly beautiful sounds with some downright ugly ones, all the better to convey the bitterness over a failed affair that had prompted the composer to write it.
Another bronze portrait destined to be hoisted on a tall pedestal conveys bitterness and resentment.
The expressive face conveys extreme bitterness, with its thin lips tightly pressed.
Yet in his Apollonian way, Mr. Maazel conveyed the bitterness and melancholy of this farewell work.
Jessica Boevers movingly conveyed the bitterness behind the bawdiness of Petra, the maid, in "The Miller's Son".
During their tense encounter, Mr. Rockwell, in the film's best performance, conveys the bitterness of an adult child who grew up terrified of displeasing an impossibly demanding parent.
In "Die Liebe Farbe" ("The Beloved Color") he vividly conveyed the bitterness of the miller, angry that his beloved (whose favorite color is green) has a crush on a hunter.
The stunning scenes – the Moscow Square executions, the frozen transportation of exiles – convey all the bitterness of the Russian Revolution.
It's a testament to Kuhn's energy, openness, and imagination that she can convey Fosca's bitterness — she wears her character's skin like widow's weeds — without turning off the audience.
"Ultimately that generation is going to convey frustration, anger, bitterness, maybe hatred to kids who are also undergoing their own incidents and their own problems.
