"Thanks for the Memory" and "For All We Know" (which turned on the phrase "tomorrow was made for some," with the word "some" emphasized), conveyed a calm, elegiac foreboding.
Drawing on this insight, the nurses emphasized that conveying consolation by just being willing to be there, to share the patients' suffering was more important than trying to resolve the patients' spiritual and existential distress: " We can't solve everybody's problems.
The nurses emphasized that conveying consolation and containing other people's emotions demanded personal courage, maturity, and a will to be touched by the patients' tears and emotions: " You have to come to terms with your own thoughts and feelings about your own vulnerability to endure working here over time.
The medium of instruction should be English followed by a very brief translation in Japanese to emphasize the conveyed message particularly for new terms.
Speaking too quietly, which denotes fear, and not making enough gestures to emphasize points and convey energy can also betray you in important work settings, especially when it comes to landing the job.
The White House declined on Monday to criticize Morsi's move, conveying "concerns" but emphasizing American gratitude for Egypt's role last week in brokering a fragile cease-fire between Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Israel.
Ms. Myers said she was not surprised at some dot-coms' disappointment, because the advertising had focused on image building, rather than emphasizing direct-response methods like conveying a sense of immediacy and using special offers to spur people to action.
The central bank is expected to leave its key short-term interest rate unchanged Wednesday and to emphasize its new watchword — "patient"— in conveying its intention to leave interest rates alone for the foreseeable future.
It then goes on to emphasize the importance of these spaces for conveying political messages to the public at large.
The economics of information is now an important area of economics, and many theorists (among them, Leonid Hurwicz, Sanford Grossman, and Joseph Stiglitz) credit Hayek with being among the first to emphasize the role of market prices in conveying information.
