In the heat of battle, Michelle was soothed by a glance or touch from Steve that conveyed "I get it.
And Clinton carried to her meeting with Burmese President Thein Sein a letter from Obama that conveyed praise, but also a warning that significantly more progress is needed for change to take root.
Stanford's proposal contained a cover letter from Hennessy that conveyed his sweeping ambition: "StanfordNYC has the potential to help catapult New York City into a leadership position in technology, to enhance its entrepreneurial endeavors and outcomes, diversify its economic base, enhance its talent pool and help our nation maintain its global lead in science and technology".
Yet, there is no scene that conveys Duncan's revelation of freeing dance from ballet – that conveyed why Duncan was necessary, revolutionary, important, and most importantly, a catalyst for transcendent movement.
The image of him conferencing tableside one afternoon with a politically prominent Rasika regular, bent at the waist from a distance that conveyed intimacy without invading personal space, was something to behold: two hyperlinks to power acknowledging each other's status with body language and the half-whispered exchange of information.
(Patient) This feeling also stemmed from specific behavior that conveyed the accessibility of the physician and ethical qualities such as devotion, conviction, prioritizing therapeutic over financial considerations, and resoluteness in disease management.
In many cases, these 'possible' reports included language from interpreting radiologists that conveyed frank uncertainty about whether the findings represented pneumonia or another condition with an appearance similar to pneumonia.
While the ocean didn't accommodate my "human" need for meaning, a different sense emerged from the wave patterns that conveyed the presence of winds, shoals, coastlines and distant storms.
Dr. Nordstrom and Ms. Johnston looked for contemporary images from the George Eastman collection that conveyed the idea of self-representation, like a self-portrait by Jessica Todd Harper, who shows herself standing uncomfortably in the middle of a sitting room as her fiancé and his parents gaze in her direction (Slide 19).
