In this way you'd convey the imperious gloss, the fearsome sensuality, the hint of the ridiculous in Rampling's eat-you-for-breakfast pose.
"They will still value, and pay for, experiences that are unique and remarkable," he adds, "something you'd tell someone about, that you'd convey through word of mouth".
You may leave this wonderful show feeling that a Lichtenstein drawing, if you could possibly afford it, would convey the artist at his best.
In an ideal world there would be a one-character riposte that would convey that you'd stopped reading halfway through your interlocutor's tedious five-character put-down.
They hoped it would convey his otherness.
Only an arched eyebrow would convey disapproval.
But he would convey that impression.
He said he would convey his "reservations" about their effort.
In this moment something is expressed that words would convey more clumsily.
Such a decision would convey a powerful demonstration of U.S. commitment to the trans-Atlantic community.
Cram attempted to create buildings that would convey spiritual values as a corrective to technological civilization.
