Johnson, one of our most astute cultural critics, is, of course, conveying a message about the anything-goes dishevelment of modern life.
A specially designed video player enables users to choose to run the video in either direction, which of course conveys different situations, such as the singer stepping toward the man in one mode and backing away from him in another.
It is impossible, of course, to convey fully what a Habima production was like.
It would be difficult, of course, to convey such complexities in a short marketing pitch, but Compassion International's emphasis on personal redemption is more than a storytelling device; its model is explicitly focussed on individuals, with money flowing exclusively through local churches to children.
It would be shot in black-and-white, of course, to convey the seriousness of the situation: sharing Justin Bieber songs online.
Of course, Parks conveyed something of that style and its underlying tension in his best work, which always took the black male — as object of derision, sexual fascination, or artistic greatness — as its central focus.
Don't just pick up the first one you see, unless of course, it conveys the feelings, emotions, and says exactly what you want it to say! Cards are a wonderful way of saying things that sometimes we can't find the words for ourselves.
Of course choreography must convey emotion and meaning, but it is nothing without the right score, which is why we introduced Iván to Keaton Henson, who was exploring orchestral worlds to create atmospheric soundscapes.
But of course all it conveyed was a deep-rooted sense that I didn't believe in anything I was saying.
In contrast, alphabetic strings function as raw sequences, with no physical structure mediating between them and their function (they are, of course, recorded and conveyed through physical media, but the only requirement for achieving this is accurate representation of sequence).
