A special shout-out, therefore, to Julie Kavner, a familiar Allen player, as Fay, the mother of the wayward bride; her grumbling voice and her put-upon shuffle convey the lament of ages.
His ideas drew jazz musicians into considering the scales suggested by particular chords as improvisational raw material, and encouraged the superimposition of scales upon each other, conveying the impression of a piece being in more than one key, yet still having a rooted tonal centre.
The church of St. Sebastian was also probably begun at this time, and it was in these early years of his reign that Constantine began issuing laws conveying upon the church and its clergy fiscal and legal privileges and immunities from civic burdens.
According to Kitwood [ 9], personhood is conferred upon a person, conveying a unidirectional or one-way understanding which continues to position a person with dementia as passively dependent on others for confirmation.
Here she's called upon to convey innocence with attitude.
Although dialogue is the playwright's primary tool, it cannot always be relied upon to convey what characters are feeling.
Losing ourselves in the immensity of what comes through us, we reflect upon and convey a small souvenir from our journey into that vast expanse to others.
As Justine, the complicated young bride at the center of Lars von Trier's apocalyptic meditation on depression, "Melancholia," Kirsten Dunst is called upon to convey great depths of anguish with very little dialogue.
In 1944, my grandfather was elected mayor of San Francisco, and when he was called upon to convey the city's compliments to a victorious admiral returning from the Coral or the Philippine sea, he sometimes took me with him in the captain's barge to be piped aboard the deck of a flagship dressed with men in uniform.
I like Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio and I'm drawing upon his method of conveying an entire town through portrayals of its inhabitants.
