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The power of this book comes not from its narrative but from the deeper understanding it conveys of post-communist Russia.

The attractive power of his writing, which has not diminished with time, perhaps lies in the extraordinary strength of personality that it radiates, the certainty it conveys of an inexplicit unity underlying all its diversity, and the promise it seems to offer of a disclosure of the secret nature of personality itself.

What makes Davis's work exciting is the feeling it conveys of being "full-famished.

The documentary's true strength is the sense it conveys of Yellowstone's extraordinary ecosystem, teeming with life even in winter.

What makes the book, "The Collections of Barbara Bloom" (ICP/Steidl), entertaining is not just its clever, opulent auction-house look and tone, but also the sense it conveys of Ms. Bloom's passion for plurality.

But the special atmosphere that permeates Leon's novels — and especially her latest, A QUESTION OF BELIEF (Atlantic Monthly, $24) — has more to do with the sense it conveys of a Venice teetering on the edge of oblivion and living on the faith that it won't fall in.

CBP has been considered for long time as the only interacting partner of CREB as it conveys activation of CREB to the basal transcription machinery [9].

The crown prince of bhangra, he adopted the nickname Jazzy B because it conveys more of a hip-hop persona than does Jaswinder Singh Bains, his given name.

But it conveys plenty of wonder while mostly avoiding any saccharine preachiness.

— higher liars (sounds harsh, though it conveys something of the idea) most other great politicians might be added.

Nearly an autobiography, it conveys much of her essence, and the prose is as sinewy as it ever was.