Interweaving subtle references to composers as disparate as Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and Ligeti (recognizable as themselves but also suddenly, in this context, as Schubertian), Mr. Stucky's work conveyed the scope of Schubert's influence while creating something entirely new.
Is it a guy named Luckie?" Ultimately, though, the task was not to provide a literal interpretation, but a more impressionistic canvas on which to convey the scope of Nyro's talent, the range of her influences, from jazz to rock to rhythm and blues, and perhaps to make a case for the kind of wider audience enjoyed by her contemporaries like Joni Mitchell and Judy Collins.
While there was much to admire in his confident and sensitive playing, it was above all the program, with pieces by Rachmaninoff and Ravel, Meredith Monk and Mr. Tao himself, that conveyed the scope of his probing intellect and openhearted vision.
"But that doesn't convey the scope of what I do.
Doing so now, he said, "is an effort to convey the scope of the threat we're facing".
Many American reporters in the ever-shrinking international press corps tried to convey the scope of the horrific suffering of women and children in the Congo, as well as communicate empathy with the emotional toll it all appeared to be taking on Ms. Clinton.
An advertising company crafted sensitive print and radio advertisements to convey the scope of the research and assure potential participants of confidentiality.
An advertising company was consulted to craft sensitive print and radio advertisements that conveyed the scope of the consultation and reassured potential participants that confidentiality would be assured.
Visitors can feel swallowed up by the scope and scale of exhibits designed to convey the scope and scale of the evolving Earth.
I'd call it a photographic road trip, but Mr. Banks doesn't like to use the term "road trip" because it doesn't convey the scope — or seriousness — of their approach to documenting rural America.
