It would have been hard for the passengers on the Greyhound bus to ignore the police, and under the circumstances, the police should have conveyed through words what the physical layout did not -- that the passengers were free to tell them no.
In earlier plays he has conveyed this theme through characters for whom speaking rationally came hard: the Peter Pan stoners in his breakout work, "This Is Our Youth" (1996), and the art gallery owner with Alzheimer's disease in "The Waverly Gallery" (2001).
Until now, the administration official said, the United States has conveyed concerns about sanctions enforcement through its embassy in Beijing or the State Department.
He has conveyed his criticism of American policy through his interest in transforming public spaces in a way only someone with his career's visibility can.
Trump has conveyed a different view, informed in part through his business ambitions.
Through it all, Peterson has conveyed nothing but calmness as the implosions have taken place.
The NHL has conveyed that it wants to ramp up interest in hockey through video games.
My shoes had conveyed me through alpine meadows and canyons, carried me to job interviews and in pursuit of a new life abroad, or borne the abrasion of countless miles of New York City sidewalk.
Up to that point, her facial expressions had been entirely naturalistic; she had conveyed her emotions through her eyes and through movement, through eloquent inclinations of her neck, expressive port de bras, the stiffening and relaxing of her spine, the rooting of her feet into the ground, and her delicate use of quarter- and demi-pointe.
"How can they come and raid in our country?" Pakistan's powerful army and intelligence chiefs, meanwhile, have conveyed their message through their posturing.
