Postwar austerity and rationing had restricted life to a degree hard to convey now.
Catherine Hall, who was involved with a women's group in Birmingham and had come to feminist consciousness after having her first child, describes it as a "utopian moment... It's hard to convey now the excitement of discovering what it meant to be a woman, and to have a language to talk about that, and not conceiving of it as an individual issue, but a collective and social issue.
Labels that carry too many messages may fail to deliver the most important ones, and there is no question as to the importance of the information about contents, ingredients, nutrients, and quantities that labels must convey now.
Previously having lived in Dumbo, which he conveyed as "now all high rises," Kamber expressed concern about what he is currently seeing the Bronx.
Work is actively under way to develop an extended formalism that will allow future dictionaries to convey not only, as now, the formal relationships between distinct data items within the hierarchical organization of the data model, but also algorithmic procedures relating their mutual derivation and dependence.
He has developed those qualities and can convey them now as a manager".
"You used to wear a uniform to work because you wanted to give yourself a certain authority, but that doesn't necessarily convey that now.
In short, all the things conveyed by the now so very popular buzzword: authenticity.
To me, Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" conveyed the experience better than Burns or any other filmmaker can.
A firmer message is now conveyed by little stone walls, and for off-lead dogs there's a dog run.
"Twitter has now conveyed to us that action has been taken, stating 'We have removed the reported profiles from circulation due to violation of our Terms of Service regarding impersonation,' " the office announced.
