Amar Ramasar, new to the cryptic yet poignant central pas de deux, worked well with Jennie Somogyi — curiously sluggish in her solo sections — and nicely conveyed the wit and humor within the ballet's jagged, lighting-bolt aesthetic.
It so nicely conveys the wit and warmth Stephen always exudes.
As a critic he was personal and eclectic rather than systematic, but his idiosyncratic views were perceptive and conveyed with wit and grace.
The great thing about watching a Lagerfeld couture show, and to an extent a Galliano, is that each dress and jacket is not only unique but also conveys with wit the history of the house.
But even these accomplishments hardly begin to convey his infectious wit, his incomparable elegance, his peerless taste, and his innate modesty.
The group's productions are solid and simple, with topical touches and good, enthusiastic casts that ably convey the spirit and wit of the Gilbert and Sullivan canon.
With generally solid casts and attractive scenery and costumes, the players ably convey the spirit and wit of the Gilbert and Sullivan canon.
If Ms. Merkel, who is routinely depicted as dour but in person often conveys a mischievous wit, found irony in Moldova, she kept it to herself.
He was full of often malicious wit, conveyed in the very Mexican spirit that every conversation or argument is a duel that is to be taken completely seriously – and then forgotten over a drink.
I prefer his replacement Max Rushden who conveys a ready wit without all the mugging, and dovetails well with Helen Chamberlain who, despite being one of the worst interviewers in the history of British television, is clearly the star of the show.
