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Hersey's next books demonstrated his gift for combining a reporter's skill for relaying facts with imaginative fictionalization.

Maybe part of what I heard in Vera's voice was a certain fatigue that comes with having to explain things, to relay facts, that in your world are enormous and widely known, yet outside your world remain, somehow, not widely known, invisible.

A toy train, a violin and electric golden lights create an intangible truth far from the usual method of relaying facts.

Imagine a teacher lecturing and relaying facts and figures--essentially laying important ingredients onto a table--and hoping they will be put away into the pantry.

Although she noted that he was simply relaying facts and was not speaking in a "derogatory" manner, it began to impact her self-efficacy.

If your documentary is trying to prove a certain argument, you may want to make use of these to relay facts that prove your argument.

However, speech may seem overly formal or scripted as a child with Asperger's uses it to relay facts not convey thoughts or feelings.

That's the question Rosanna Arquette has pondered since Bette Davis sat her down and relayed the facts of life in the limelight over three decades ago.

Anyone can deliver a prognosis or relay facts, but not everyone can persuade a mind to believe the body can heal.

When the Haggler relayed that fact to Ms. Cook, she was surprised, which means that she hadn't tried calling Lewis when her e-mail went unanswered.

We haven't relayed this fact until now in order to simulate the way in which it is similarly BOLTED ON to the film itself.