As Odette, in the final act of Swan Lake, her misery is so bleakly apparent you can almost breathe and taste it, yet it's wholly conveyed through the inflection of the steps.
Unhappily for Mr Miliband, though that summary is accurate enough, it also wholly fails to convey how this 6000 word clunker of a speech came across in reality.
So, writing: "the ends don't justify the means" is wholly inadequate to convey the outrage at Snowden that Toobin so desperately wants us all to experience.
Publishing a definitive guide to the intersection between mathematics and graphic art, entitled Regular Division of the Plane in 1958, Escher became the preeminent figure in topological art, that is, the area of mathematics concerned with wholly continuous shapes conveyed through artistic means.
However Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail, said that while the article might not be wholly flattering, it did not convey the defamatory meaning Dell'Olio complained about.
I was troubled that so many of the obituaries were dry, fact-based lists of her accomplishments, wholly lacking in heart, failing to convey the true measure of her spirit or cultural impact.
Since all participants conveyed positive and negative views, there were no divergent cases (in which a wholly positive or negative model was described); however, the proportion of positive vs negative views varied between participants and disciplines.
Although Wheeldon could not use these words, he found a way to convey the idea that we can never be wholly forgiven with an inspired alteration to the play's climax.
Kerry Godliman's performance is the best thing in Derek: her chats to camera convey a moral strength that's saintly but wholly plausible.
That is a wholly fictional event, concocted by "Wright Brothers vs Curtiss" and meant to convey that Curtiss had "won" the rivalry.
