"The music alone cannot convey the rebellion, liberation, ecstasy and group dynamic that is rock," Buckland writes.
Marx and Freud used this argument to convey messages of liberation, full-development, and unfettered happiness.
His poetry powerfully conveying the spirit's longing for liberation from the compulsive desires of the flesh ranks among the finest achievements of European Symbolism.
To convey the feeling that Dengler's liberation from prison was no liberation at all, Herzog wanted the new film's star, Christian Bale, to spend time forcing his way through forest so tangled that it appeared "almost unmanageable for human beings".
Architecture is also used to promote political views, culture, or control, by conveying symbolic messages of power, nationalism, liberation, cooperation, justice, or other political themes or notions (Wren c1670s).
Its 37m-high monument, dedicated to the "liberation of Tibet from the imperialists", conveys an imperial signal of contempt.
The students were focused on discovering historical patterns, the role of institutions in the oppression and liberation of people, and the way language conveys meaning.
Through its rigorous geometry of structure, "Dance" offers liberation through confinement, infinite variation through sameness; it conveys the elemental desire to move to music, to dance.
"High Times, Hard Times" accounts for many of these developments in a scattershot, erratic manner that still manages to convey some of painting's peregrinations between energy and bewilderment, liberation and loss.
Moreover, the ability of the capsular container to impart a constant lag phase before the liberation of the contents was demonstrated irrespective of the conveyed formulation.
Gordimer phoned London to convey the view that, to avoid violence and division within the liberation movement, he should not come.
