Soldiers frequently convey the horror of war on a European field of battle.
Names frequently convey information about their bearers: Weinberg or O'Malley gives you a hint about the person attached to it.
September 5 , 1933Oak Park, Illinois Bruce Davidson, (born September 5, 1933, Oak Park, Illinois, U.S ., American photographer and filmmaker whose emotionally charged images frequently convey the loneliness and isolation of the subjects portrayed.
The pieces also frequently convey a world in flux, or suggest an urge to escape a room or to melt into the floor, effects that are enhanced by the lighting or electric fans she places in some of them.
Drawing on hard facts but fleshed out with speculative characterisation, frequently conveyed through feverish prose or the borrowed authority of documentary evidence, these books sit uneasily on the borderline between writerly imagination and licensed voyeurism.
Aikenhead (2001) boldly argues, "Only a small minority of students have worldviews and self-identities that align with the ways of knowing frequently conveyed in STEM classrooms".
Shuttered museums were replaced by occasional art exhibitions that frequently conveyed propagandist themes.
Renown frequently conveyed royalty on their foreign tours and served as flagship of the Battlecruiser Squadron when Hood was refitting.
The ship frequently conveyed royalty on their foreign tours and served as flagship of the Battlecruiser Squadron when Hood was refitting.
But as McCann explained, the patient's words - such as, "I drink alcohol once or twice a week," may say one thing while their eyes and/or body language frequently convey something entirely different.
This division is, however, less formal than in Monteverdi's earlier L'Orfeo; in Il ritorno information is frequently conveyed through the use of arioso, or even aria at times, increasing both tunefulness and tonal unity.
