We conveyed perfectly that we were at war with Islam," he says.
Simple description, without apparent commentary, and yet the image manages to convey, perfectly, the peculiar culpable innocence of American leisure.
Principally because of their low-key emoting in the final scenes, the misery and loneliness of an army outpost are conveyed perfectly.
But being a wordy sort of person and also much given to fruitless rumination, I would have been more likely to spend 20 minutes and several paras (yes: even in a txt msg) trying to convey perfectly my empathetic rage at her thwarted desire and suggest half-a-dozen doomed compromises ("Perhaps if you left after the first course your great aunt wouldn't be too hurt?").
The chemistry between the two friends and self-described sibling rivals is conveyed perfectly on those two tracks".
Does it take psychogeography to call Iowans fat? Steadman's illustration of Iowa outdoes the essay: Malls appear like distant mountains on the horizon, natural features of the landscape, conveying perfectly the vastness and isolation of the Midwestern vista.
There's a nerdy ebullience to the character, and Redmayne conveys it perfectly.
The titles of Chardin's paintings convey this perfectly.
The stories, presented in chronological order, grow longer and messier until, as Jhumpa Lahiri writes in her introduction, they "convey, in perfectly calibrated language, the inexplicable untidiness of life".
"To have an encounter like this is such a privilege, but to see the moment and atmosphere conveyed so perfectly in an image is the next best thing". Eight-year-old Clarkyn Clark, from Inverness, won the Junior Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year 2018 prize.
