Eakins also had a special ability, as many people have noted, to convey the act of thinking, a subtle effect.
There are only twelve notes, but there are infinite rhythms and there are countless ways to phrase a note to convey what I feel through my instrument".
Wartime fear, also, is illustrated in much music – nowhere more memorably than in the Dona Nobis Pacem section of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, where a few notes suffice to convey the terror of a population threatened by foreign occupation.
However, it is important to note and to convey to such individuals that estimates of risk are based on population studies, whereas individual risks will be highly influenced by genetic background, other environmental or occupational exposures, lifestyle factors, and other individually variable factors.
And his press notes sought earnestly to convey the, uh, sprightliness of that: "Henny Penny, Loosy Goosy, Turkey Lurkey Meet Foxy Loxy," read a printed flyer placed on every seat at the Dia Center for the Arts.
My duty and my privilege was to hear them at first hand, to take notes and try to convey the historical truth.
The report noted the "failure to convey adequately the disparity in the Israeli and Palestinian experience, reflecting the fact that one side is in control and the other lives under occupation".
I am writing these notes because I want to convey to caring people what I have experienced in prison.
c93af531-8963-447e-acd4-e03c5ecdeeb4 I am writing these notes because I want to convey to caring people what I have experienced in prison.
1360 Barzizza, Italy 1431 Milan, Italy Gasparino da Barzizza, original name Gasparino Di Pietrobuono (born 1360, Barzizza, near Bergamo, Italy died 1431, Milan), early Italian humanist teacher noted for his ability to convey Classical civilization to the Italy of his day.
