The flat, unemotional tone conveyed the determination of the department to carry on.
In a whisper of a voice that somehow conveys the determination with which she pursued Gómez for decades, Rosa recalls how Patricia's disappearance launched her into a whirlwind of activism until she became the vice-president of Grandmothers.
Mr. Greene's black-and-white images show dead civilians and convey the fear and determination gripping the population during the siege.
Karsh's often-reproduced portrait of Churchill, made in Ottawa in 1941, brilliantly conveys the dogged determination of Britain's wartime leader and brought Karsh his first major international fame.
If anything, her words conveyed the realistic determination of a seasoned athlete eager to get back to work following a period of rest.
And, seeking to convey the Gore camp's determination to press forward, people close to Warren Christopher, the former secretary of state whom Mr. Gore named as one of his representatives in Florida, noted that Mr. Christopher liked to say he did not take on legal cases that he could not win.
If the Attorney General concludes that the law cannot be enforced constitutionally, the Attorney General shall so notify the President, who will convey the Attorney General's determination to the committees of the House and Senate with jurisdiction over the relevant agency.
He also conceded that he was partly to blame for the predicament, saying his determination to convey the Labour message in the period of opposition and early years in government had made him complicit in the decline in news standards.
Carefully constructed sanctions, Burns argued, targeting the increasingly pervasive economic power of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, would convey the international community's unity and determination.
The family's matriarch, 76-year-old Chay Yao, spoke with great dignity and determination as she tried to convey the scale of the tragedy that has struck an otherwise calm existence.
