Glover had a nearly wordless exchange with her that conveyed concern for her health, the duty to remain with me, and a curiosity about dinner.
Many wondered whether the information from health records would be reliable and accurate enough to be used for other purposes such as research and planning – ' rubbish in, rubbish out' was one phrase used to convey concern for data quality.
Jill's non-verbal demeanour conveys concern.
It's a bit of a novelty but, they say, it also conveys a concern for environmentalism and sustainability.
Now installed indoors at the base of a high-end museum's snowy white walls, it loses some of its original sociological import but still conveys the concern for things outcast, marginal and forgotten that would continue to animate his art for two decades.
"I convey my appreciation to senator Nick Xenophon and my friends here who conveyed their concern for me," he said.
In such works as La hoja roja (1959; "The Red Leaf"), which examines poverty and loneliness among the elderly, and Las ratas (1962; "Rats"; Eng. trans. Smoke on the Ground), which depicts the miserable existence of uneducated cave dwellers, Miguel Delibes conveyed critical concern for a society whose natural values are under constant threat.
As Timothy Noah has pointed out, the man who uncritically signed on to some dubious economic theories was also someone who "conveyed a concern for America's dispossessed that was unusually heartfelt, especially for a Republican"—which, given Ryan's austere domestic priorities, makes his enthusiasm for Kemp both interesting and, often enough, confounding.
Cardinal Theodore McCarrick of Washington, D.C., spoke on television about his hopes for the meeting in Rome, saying it should give Pope John Paul II the chance to convey his concern for the victims, his disappointment in letting down faithful Catholics, and his pain over the tarnishing of the church's image and its good works.
