A chapter on female friendships satisfyingly conveys the complexity of a significant, and often dismissed, relationship.
In the course of just seventeen works — from the scathing politics of Jenny Holzer's L.E.D. text to the fashionista frivolity of Andy Warhol's painting of Beatle boots — the show conveys the complexity of the era.
Groopman powerfully conveys the complexity of the physician's role, the anxiety and uncertainty that dog his every step, the difficulties that arise in understanding patients, eliciting their stories, making a diagnosis.
This exhibition, which has been overseen at the Met by H. Barbara Weinberg, curator of American paintings, and Lisa M. Messinger, associate curator of Modern and contemporary art, conveys the complexity of Bellows's work without sorting its strengths and weaknesses or examining the importance of his landscape paintings — whose bright colors can still be off-putting — during his final decade.
The bass-baritone Iain Paterson, a vocally solid Gunther, conveyed the complexities of this weak-willed but ambitious lord.
For much of its history, the novel has been dedicated to discovering ever more discriminating ways of conveying the complexities of human motivation.
How, without descending to pablum or nightmare-inducing horror story, are we to convey the complexities of the country's noble hopes and its chilling failures?
He's at ease with its unique culture, and undaunted about conveying the complexities of the relationship between the gweilos -- the term means "ghosts" or "foreign devils" -- and the Cantonese.
But no effective method existed for conveying the complexities of mathematical notation to those who could not see until Nemeth devised for his own use a method based on Braille that is now known worldwide as the Nemeth Code.
As a scientist and educator, I am always looking for new ways to convey the complexities of science in a way that resonates; invoking pop culture, where appropriate, has shown promise as a kind of Digital Age literature review.
