Playing King George VI as a flawed man and not an impervious monarch, Colin Firth all but holds the film together; the close-ups of his face as he struggles to speak conveyed far more than language could.
"Would this matter as long as everyone thought it was true and was happy believing it?" Different answers are given, without my commenting on what is said, showing neither approval nor disapproval, but simply encouraging students to speak, conveying more by manner than word that they're free to say whatever they wish.
On the air, his manner of speaking often conveys the impression that he knows the worst but will try not to mention it, and so powerful is this impression that it has become a cliché around C.B.S. and elsewhere to describe his voice as the voice of doom.
She was really an art singer, the foremost exponent of an intimate nightclub style known as parlando, which blends singing with speaking to convey emotion.
Mr. Davis, whose unruly shock of white hair and soft, half-swallowed speaking voice convey an aura about as threatening as Linus in "Peanuts," has been caught in some embarrassing mistakes.
In this podcast, #8 in the series based on Trust Me: Four Steps to Authenticity and Charisma, I talk about 4 ways of speaking that convey passion appropriately.
Neda, an Arabic word used more commonly in literary rather than spoken Farsi, conveys the spiritual meaning of "call" or "voice".
Dr. Neal Baer, a pediatrician and writer on shows such as "ER," spoke about conveying public health information with creative storytelling at YSPH on April 9.
When you nod your head as you speak, you convey that what you're saying is true and desirable, and people are more inclined to agree with you.
Many of the parents that we spoke with conveyed their gratefulness for the connections they had formed with other group participants.
