There was a substantially lower proportion of respondents with this high level of confidence than there was of respondents who understood that risk could be reduced and, once again, women were less likely to convey this view than men.
Is it any wonder that in conveying this gladiatorial view of live concerts to music students, American music schools are turning out large numbers of technically adroit but soulless musicians?
Participants conveyed the view that rural communities lack education and this could be a major barrier to seeking justice.
"In 1989, the U.S. had succeeded in conveying the view that economic prosperity and political freedom go hand in hand," Mr. Neier said.
It conveys the view that the European heritage of cultural and scientific knowledge cannot be separated from the will to dominate and exploit non-European civilizations.
To Ransom, the right isn't right enough, and vulgarity, speed, and volume, rather than, say, local elections, are the best way to convey that view.
Gordimer phoned London to convey the view that, to avoid violence and division within the liberation movement, he should not come.
Cheeky visuals — an atomic bomb exploding; a man being shot out of a cannon; endless images of Jenga blocks — help convey the view that the Fed is cavalier about acting in the public interest.
Hampton defines a wrongful action as one that is disrespectful of a person's value, conveying the view that the wrongdoer is superior in value to his victim.
Margaret, cast as Eve, conveys the view of Sir Thomas Audley, More's successor as Chancellor, that he is driven by "a right simple scruple": with the exceptions of More and Bishop Fisher, all others have been content to take the oath.
