This is exactly the point conveyed by Mr. Poretsky and Roy Hammond, executive producer of "Visions From the Bronx to Bridgeport," a production for the Public Broadcasting Service being broadcast tomorrow at 8 P.M. on WLIW-TV, Channel 21, on Long Island.
Participants will be provided with a Frequently Asked Questions sheet that reiterates the key points conveyed by the genetic counselor at the visit.
Usually, a few key points convey a fundamental message.
His point conveyed the right message, but it was imprecise.
The point it conveyed was simple: there had really been just two hinge points in French cooking — Carême's early-nineteenth-century revolution, and Michel Guérard's twentieth-century one — and both had come from pastry cooks escaping the limits of pastry.
The best proposals are focused and to the point, concisely conveying the necessary information.
It is succinct, direct, to the point and conveys clear message.
Some campaigns that promote condom use might be placing too much emphasis on their effectiveness, to the point of conveying the message that their protection is complete.
Might pelvis-pointing convey another message, perhaps unintentional but nevertheless more suggestive than the "coercive" elbow-touching?
At some points the music conveyed the meaning, at other times the setting, or the actors, or the words did.
The use of a vapid verbal shortcut is an attempt to convey a point without pausing to consider whether or not the correct point is being conveyed, or whether or not the point is worth conveying at all.
