The ones who have participated in the seminars and last year's academy "have become very enthusiastic" about wine, he said, adding that senior flight attendants are starting to convey the love and lore of fine wine downward to the younger flight attendants.
We as a society must start to convey accurate portrayals of romance in an attempt to prevent the infiltration of this unrealistic bullshit in the minds of young girls.
After the themes and words were chosen for the MKZ concept — visionary, powerful, transformational — the designers started to search for images to convey them.
They were on their way to the airport when they started to wonder exactly how someone had conveyed the complaint to the conference organisers.
Several recent studies have started to examine the mechanisms underlying the perception of emotions conveyed by body actions (reviewed in de Gelder, 2006; de Gelder et al., 2010).
Mayer is the cofounder of the Climate Crisis Coalition, started in 2003 to convey a sense of urgency around the climate crisis and to broaden the constituency of this overarching issue beyond the traditional environmental organizations.
As I watched, I started to understand how you could almost make a puppet an extension of your body and have it convey emotion.
The interpreter, otherwise fluent in English, was stumped by the concept of divided government, and made several false starts in attempts to convey the idea before giving up.
The week started with an invigorated rush to convey the spirit and the import of the new world of American independent filmmaking that had something of a family reunion last weekend at the Maryland Film Festival; for those who couldn't be there, New York will soon offer its own bites from the apple.
Another reason for a quieter start: "Homeland" is trying to convey the sense of loss the characters are feeling after Season 2's explosive end and the emptiness that swirls through their lives after the exit of Nicholas Brody, last seen heading into the wilderness at the Canadian border.
