On the contrary, neglecting this topic, in face of the ongoing debate and its obvious relevance for Hume's philosophy in the Treatise, plainly conveys a (strong) sceptical message.
For if coolly and distinctly she had said on entering: 'Nothing doing!' as barmaids will to the enterprising, she couldn't more plainly have conveyed to the other women that she had no use for their treasured rubbish.
Even on "Empty Garden," his tribute to John Lennon, he conveyed a plainly mournful feeling, stripped of melodrama.
Local and state officials were plainly having trouble conveying information about Election Day obstacles and remedies.
Withers, while making the cause of the wife's frustration just as plainly sexual, might well have conveyed a certain residual warmth and humanity that would have transformed melodrama into drama.
To him, it was plainly the same parable, conveying the same moral essence told in two different ways.
Were they effectively conveyed?
The sense of the deep relatedness of food to "big" history as well as to "little" stories is precisely what is so great about Claudia's writing and what make her into a true cosmopolitan, someone who justifiably transcends national accounts but, at the same time, conveys them so plainly and so genuinely.
His images are plainly and frankly confrontational, and his long takes convey the sense of holding eyelids open to observe his characters' ferocious behavior and mighty torments.
Mr. Kubota, a photographer for Magnum, tries to convey this, not to mention the occasionally provocative and sometimes just plainly poetic image.
I didn't understand it, since "snowflake" was devised to convey someone who melts at the first criticism; in debating, one plainly isn't melting.
