A fleshly actor could not convey more strongly the locked joints and the limbs stiffened with pain.
But it may be the young actors of "Moonrise Kingdom" — above all, its stars, Kara Hayward and Jared Gilman, newcomers to the screen — who, in their tremulous awkwardness, embody and convey most strongly the element of the uncontrollable and the spontaneous.
If Sillitoe's message is that you can take the boy out of Nottingham but you can't take Nottingham out of the boy, then he conveys it strongly: Brian's London life is only sketchily drawn, and the insistent pull that sends him back up the motorway seen as altogether more understandable.
The lead lobbyist on her account at Wiley Rein, former Rep. Jim Slattery (D-Kan)., said his firm's work played "an important role" in conveying how strongly the United States opposed Tymoshenko's imprisonment.
It is doom, but Mr. Kadare knows that doom is most strongly conveyed when not quite carried out.
Her story is engaging, although dramatically a bit paint-by-numbers: characters, if broad-brush, are strongly conveyed.
What was strongly conveyed, however, by Morton-Smith's play, Angus Jackson's production and John Heffernan's compelling central performance was the excitement of working on the initial atomic experiments in wartime Berkeley.
Kunde, big-voiced and fastidious, strongly conveyed Faust's weariness of spirit and his fatal lack of moral discrimination, while Abdrazakov, insidiously seductive rather than ironic and snarling, was all too plausible as his nemesis.
After his latest Google stint, "when I applied for jobs I had that vision and I conveyed that very strongly".
There is a convincing evidence that the manner in which information is conveyed to patients strongly influences the nature of the decisions made [31].
