This film's English title might summon up science fiction, but the French original – L'Avenir, or The Future – conveys something a bit plainer.
The warnings about Al Qaeda's potential for future havoc, conveyed by Mr. Rumsfeld in Brussels, resonate most potently in the places American officials believe the group has already struck.
Before they were shut down, he points out, the futures markets conveyed the message that prices of wheat and rice would continue to rise.
Ms. Liu introduced CAA Shenzhen's board members and its future plan and conveyed her warm welcome to all CU alumni to join and engage with CAA Shenzhen.
The worlds of style track the economy -- not just in the obvious sense that consumers spend less when money is tight and they are pessimistic about the future; the message conveyed by what they buy also changes.
The book "The Limits to Growth" from 1972 epitomized a breakthrough of new modes of thinking about the future, as it conveyed both an "old" belief in computer simulations and global planning as well as a deep questioning of economic growth and technology.
"We were looking for an image that conveyed the future without becoming immediately dated a common issue with stylized representations of the future, which can get camp quickly.
Sheila Nevins, the HBO executive vice president who acquired the film, said: "I thought that it was remarkable how she conveyed a future president in such a colloquial way.
Revised for a future CD, the music conveyed a dramatic arc that encompassed grief and confusion, joy conveyed through rollicking pratfalls and giddy dances, and a quiet ending of stark, powerful eloquence.
Indoctrinating young people into believing that there's nothing wrong with readily handing over their personal information isn't the kind of message that should be conveyed to future generations.
