The appellation hai-kara, referring to the high collars favored by Victorian fashions of the day, conveyed the curiosity, affection and esteem the Japanese reserved for all things Western.
Jane Freilicher's 1963 canvas, "Grey Day," conveys the scene's essence with swift, sure brushstrokes.
And it is an unwise act because it creates a class of people in this country who are uniquely vulnerable; and also unwise because it sustains an underground culture and economy that could one day convey, shelter and support a small number of people who wish to destroy our cities, our freedom and our way of life.
Marc Racicot, the former Montana governor and the Bush-Cheney campaign chairman, said today that 20 Republican governors and other prominent party members will be on the road until Election Day conveying the president's message of ''a safer world and a more hopeful America".
In a closed session, the 10 nonpermanent members, who only received the draft officially for the first time on Wednesday, conveyed their comments on it.
Again and again, the singing on Wednesday conveyed a relaxed joy, a playful tenderness that rarely makes it to Ms. Streisand's recordings nowadays.
— After one of the most miserable nights of his career, Eddy Curry's body language after practice Thursday conveyed what a lost soul he seems to have become.
Reaching the end of his own campaign, Mr. Clegg on Tuesday conveyed a sense of unhurried equanimity, a hard task given how little time he has left to prove himself.
President Obama, in a letter to Emperor Akihito sent on March 24 and disclosed on Thursday, conveyed "the deep sympathy felt by all Americans for the suffering of the people of Japan".
His performance of Schubert's "Winterreise" at Alice Tully Hall on Thursday conveyed, in every breath, that length and breadth of experience, that variety of self-projections, all of which have also been self-examination.
