"We wanted our characters to be able to just raise an eyebrow and have it convey a thought or emotion just as it could in a film".
But listening to him, you hear that he needs a moment to collect himself and it suddenly becomes clear that Mr. Rijxman wishes to convey a thought darker and more complicated than simple defiance.
"I tried to sing a song called 'Feelings' once, and it literally goes, 'Feelings, oh, wo, wo, feelings.' Well, I didn't know what to do with the 'oh, wo, wo.' I'm much better conveying a thought or getting a point across".
Haig-Brown was a talented angler, a naturalist, a curious and keen observer and, above all, a man who was always searching for the right words to convey a thought, the silvery sheen of a salmon's flank or the aspect of a river at dawn.
This may be for rhetorical effect or because of difficulty in conveying a thought without resort to linguistic tricks.
What "convey" means precisely is a matter of considerable debate that we can ignore here.[41] We most commonly explain why people do one thing A with the intention of something something else B by explaining why they believe they will do B by doing A, or why they want to do B. We can explain why speakers intend to convey a thought by uttering a sentence that says something else in the same ways.
The substantiality of the taking would certainly dilute the claim of need to use the first author's exact words to convey a particular thought or sentiment.
Cellphone carriers first added the images to differentiate their phones from those of rivals, and they caught on as an efficient way to quickly convey a specific thought, mood or joke.
Imagine that "sentences" can be composed by joining semagrams together in intricate, mandala-like configurations, and that the process of conveying a complex thought in this writing system involves drawing individual lines that participate in multiple clauses of a sentence at once.
This is great for those of us who want to hear the great Conservative strategist convey a frank thought instead of something foaming from Pierre Poilievre's mouth, but who are too poor to afford whatever ticket price is charged to cover Harper's $50,000+ USD speaker's fee.
