Telling the story that way may convey truth.
Despite what the New Yorker article may convey, the collaboration was genuinely collaborative and always productive.
For example, Honore Daumier's drawings may convey more about political upheaval than a standard textbook.
And lucky kids.It follows that overall intergenerational income elasticity may convey little useful information.
Saramago closes his novel with a dark joke that may convey a similar warning.
Kahane's "Dichterliebe" will not be the most careful or rigorous of interpretations, but it may convey a disarming authenticity.
Others may convey more juice and more pain, but Mr. King radiates the majesty of a final authority.
A few examples may convey something of the remarkable musical richness and dramatic force of Mr. Holliger's score.
Speech may also be overly concrete and inexpressive; it may be repetitive, or, though voluble, it may convey little or no real information.
"In fact, a quit-claim deed may convey just as valid a title as the bargain and sale deed widely used in the New York metropolitan area".
This glimpse may convey the apocalyptic suspense of the first-act finale of "Doctor Atomic," John Adams's new opera, his third, opening on Saturday night at the San Francisco Opera.
