But Spicer's idea tends to rule out precisely what makes Gizzi, in some ways his heir, so powerful: the feeling of a "whole / vortex of home / buckling inside" and the urgent wish to translate into language what Gizzi, teasing himself for the sincerity he nevertheless conveys, calls his "particular emotion machine".
Arnos Grove station would benefit from the ineffable class and style conveyed by calling it Argos Grove.
Mr. Todenhöfer said he wrote the book to convey what he called the stupidity of war.
Mr. Schweizer's production uses mirrors, LED displays, flickering video sequences and a rainbow of gels to convey the dreamscape called Gideon's Point.
In his first public comments since his incarceration soon after the video gained international attention in September, Mr. Nakoula told The New York Times that he would go to great lengths to convey what he called "the actual truth" about Muhammad.
The grouping of smooth stones and driftwood on the floor of the showroom where she mounted her still-life presentation was meant to convey what she called the "holistic" sensibility of the collection, sensitive to a man's physical demands and his internal life.
The flow regime in the pipe was that of dense phase conveying also called slug flow.
With the pressure to move quickly, it makes it difficult for the defensive play-caller to get and convey the call from the defensive coordinator.
Trumpet and bass voice are used to convey the call "to banish the tribe of idolaters", while the strings possibly illustrate "the hordes of infidels".
He calls the celebrated Screaming Popes series "either magnificent flukes or near-total disasters" and refers to Bacon's failure to convey "subjects that call for graphic skill, subjects, for instance, that include hands".
Yet there is something in her face, despite its wrinkles, that still conveys what Faithfull called her 'evil glamour'.
