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She did not wish to convey that they were all at fault.

It was hard to convey my feelings at the moment. I felt that I could die for her.

I feel closer to you now because at least I can grasp the message that you're trying to convey in your raps, even if it's very simple. '

In each case, the company is trying to convey the idea that it offers a creative, fun working environment.

One reference, for those who would like to carry further what I tried to convey to you today, is Baltrusaitis' book, Anamorphoses.

Postcards continued to be used by people of modest means to convey important family news long after telephones ceased to be a novelty.

Invisible ink, pinpricks and indentations on letters were all used to convey details of troop movements, bombing raids and ship-building.

And with my last bit of energy, I tried to convey to her with a thump of my tail that my "How could you? " was not directed at her.

Who knows what secret wisdom that ketchup bottle label could be trying to convey to me, after all?

Not long after joining the company, she was asked to convey to her colleagues the proceedings of a meeting that she had attended.

Finally, a really impressive job seeker must convey a sense of self-confidence in and a practical attitude toward the cause concerned.

"For this to occur, our society must both render and convey a clearer verdict opposing this casual form of alcohol abuse, " he said.

Through the point of semiotics, the third chapter explains the system of the apparel style, and how the symbol convey the meanings.

Then we have those who are neither clever, wanting to convey to us how much they know, nor wise.

However, a vertical line sitting perpendicular to the top and bottom of the canvas has more of a tendency to convey a sense of height.

We wish to take this opportunity to ask you to convey our best regard to your family.

And like becoming you to peck rice like the chickling , eat when keeping, eat dish can broadcast driving music to convey it " angrily " .

I'll tell you what I think the trouble is . they used visuals and music to convey an overall image, but did not say much about the product.

He says he was trying to convey to would-be entrepreneurs that they needed to earn revenue quickly to gain independence from investors.

That said, Mr Page does not convey the air of a man of action.

This was the moment Obama had been waiting for, his opportunity to convey his message of hope and togetherness to his biggest audience yet.

It almost seems as if all we have to do to convey an idea into the mind of another is to convey a sound into his ear.

The meaning which a document (or any other utterance) would convey to a reasonable man is not the same thing as the meaning of its words.

With these, students can convey a strong picture in just a few words.

Use simple words and convey them just as you would if you were sitting with friends in your den.

They asked me to convey their sincere apologies to you and promised to replace these rollers by new ones and compensate. dollars.

Today her books, though no longer easy to get, still read with a freshness that only a good writer can convey.

Some poems tell a story or describe something in a way that will give the reader a strong impression. Others try to convey certain emotions.

Anyway the hour, were all test of hatred and unhappy were behind, each of the ego's hand hold convey determination and I wish.

The confirmed testimony of a high-ranking doctor in government service is so important that this length is needed to convey the story.

I don't aim to be comprehensive, but to convey something of what continues to fascinate me about the wonderful subject of human anatomy.

Tomb figures in Sichuan Province are cryptic but convey an impression of varied and active movement and a strong sense of humor.

Ebooks can be interactive and contain audio, video and animations, which can enhance the message that the author is trying to convey.

But how much warmth does the intimate du convey?

It is exceedingly difficult to convey exactly how much we are spending on all these bailouts.

But it does convey how much China's view of Taiwan has changed since Ma Ying-jeou became president last May.

One must convey a message within the two or three minutes designated for the song (of course except for rare cases like Thriller ).

At long last, we would be able to convey that there was some genuine accountability at Chrysler.

14 speaker is often convey vague information, but the audience is always better than what they see hear.

He was able to convey what he wanted in just a few lines.

Bauby had to compose and edit the book entirely in his head, and convey it one letter at a time.

You do not have to get certified to convey what you know to someone else or to help them in their attempt to teach themselves.

It is not surprising, then, that he failed to convey to the Mole any clear idea of what he had been through that day.

Your first words should convey that you care about her. Show your love for her.

I asked her to convey my best wishes to her mother.

Do not use narrative style; as much as possible use bullet point that are easily scannable so you could convey more with less verbosity .

But we'd like to ask if you are trying to convey space without the observer?

Bush officials said the ticker was a way to circumvent censorship and convey hope and liberty to a tropical gulag.

The only condition would be that the four big banks would have to convey the assets at year-end, audited book values.

I also urge you to organize petitions, parades, peaceful marches, and any other festive events to convey to our galactic family our welcome.

That would certainly better convey both the severity of our problems, and the fact that those problems have no evident solutions.

Convey try love thy friend as an arrow to the mark , to stick there ; not as a ball against the wall , to rebound back to thee.

Another part of our work was to find a good radio performer with a soft and gentle voice, yet vivid enough to convey a lively mood.

You will see that we use grey backgrounds and the little man and woman diagrams that we use to help convey our message.

It is amazing that such a small piece of pottery can convey so much vigor and boldness.

The idea was to convey the essential properties of a design, leaving detail to be worked out during implementation.

Although the word education has misapplied meanings, it must be used to convey generally what is going on in the world.

Trying to convey in images the feelings that MIT inspires in you should be the goal here, the full range of emotion being explored.

Yet, through the sheer number and range of his ideas, Mr Clinton manages to convey a badly needed sense of hope.

I knew we would have problems trying to convey Rule 2, and that is part of the reason we have stepped back to wait and see the blank stares.

She realized that he was trying to convey to her that he was lonely.

Low Maintenace & Easy To Operate - Whirl-Air Transporters typically convey using easily dried and cooled compressed air.

Ensure that the graphic does not convey meaning that would not be available to users who cannot view the graphic.

They asked me to convey their sincere apology to you and promised to replace these rollers by new ones.

Senior account director Jo Clifton said the design aimed to convey the quality and taste of the ingredients.

Taken together, they seem to convey the mix of influences on your work--the liminal and shadowy world of pure contingency.

As intended beneficiaries they would be able to seek specific performance of the promise to convey the farm.

Let me suggest a few comparisons, that some one may convey an idea of my situation.

There is a language, a language the spirit, but to convey this spirit that the tone, language sense can only pitch out of the experience.

On this occasion, sending a old-fashioned gift is something "out of date" , for it cannot convey the culture of Chinese Valentine's Day.

Framton shivered slightly and turned towards the niece with a look intended to convey sympathetic comprehension.

I? ll go over sections of the program, so you can digest what I am trying to convey.

You are trying to convey the wrong impression the overseas Chinese do business only among themselves. You are wrong.

Just like good newspaper headlines lead readers into the story, the title of each slide should convey the message of that slide.

The term is frequently used to convey one of these concepts in a variety of areas such as networking, storage, and hardware.

I hope I can also convey to you something of my pleasure in American literature.

Being older seems to convey lasting benefits in sports: an unusual number of international footballers are old for their year, for instance.

I had no intention of becoming an artist, but to have enough skill to convey an idea in a drawing would be useful.

Photographs do not convey how dramatically it looms: an enormous crimson heart in the middle of thousands of miles of flat, muted desert.

In those situations, either party may nod and use some sort of other body gesture to convey the greeting.

Framton shivered slightly and turned towards the niece with a look intended to convey pathetic comprehension.

But the writing certainly does convey how the west has interacted with the east, and how the east might be confused by our demands.

In part, parents often rely on Sunday school or other types of religious education to help convey the message of morality.

To help you do this, think like a newspaper editor and strive to convey information in a condensed, headline style.

The word new doesn't convey the quality of a freshness that has not been before.

Alarming as the statistics are, they do not convey the human suffering and pain. Every child is precious. Every life matters.

Police spokesman Iskandar Hasan said he believed the gunmen "wanted to convey a message about their existence" .

Since the prisoner's photo was not available, Martens had to try and convey his size to the court.

The Clitoris is the only feature of the human anatomy whole sole function is to convey messages of sensual pleasure.

Now with all this I myself must study this order and disorder before I can convey it to my pupils.

If they can't, or if the account they give doesn't match what you were trying to convey, you need to try a new tack.

But there's only so much I can convey about this robot with words, so this video is worth a view.

I cannot convey the sense of abominable desolation that hung over the world.

How to convey the magic of that place and time in just a few words to those who weren't there?

I will convey this suggestion to my leader, thank you for your care. And what do you think of the ShanghaiJiaoTongUniversity?

Your students should be able to take the teaching you convey and practice on their own anywhere without dependency on a facility.

Imperfection -- the conflicts, stratagems, and surprises of world affairs -- can convey an ineffable, transcendent sense of things.

IBM chose to avoid the term native XML database but still wanted to convey the pure XML nature of their solution.

It's always struck me that it really wasn't "SOME PIG, " but "SOME SPIDER" -- a spider who could convey a convincing message in writing.

The spirit and life of a literary work as style is, the first and foremost concern of a translator is to convey the original style.

The only creatures that are evolved enough to convey pure love are dogs and infants.

The size of such a change is quite impossible to convey, and it affects all life, every Sun, planet, moons and satellites.

The caption content of the page, the theme that wants to be able to convey a page only can.

In simplest terms, the proton comprises three quarks with gluons zipping between them to convey the strong force.

However, remember that the faster you are able to convey the information to the reader, the better the review will generally be.

Using a variety of techniques, these depictions are often used to convey subtle but recognizable meanings.

He would directly convey through the paintings his thinking and feelings about people, things and occurrences in his daily life.

Could you please convey my well wishes of good health and prosperity to all staff during the year of the Golden Pig.

You confidence, I in no case retard your to go together with to anticipate, you whet into a leftovers to convey all can.

Let's say the intent behind the expression of these positive feelings is to convey affection, endearment, and friendship.

Only a reasonable combination of remarkable voice and expression can convey the profound feelings of a musical artwork.

Necessary convey vehicles, personnel and storage places should be prepared to ensure the equipments and materials can handle safely in time.

Whatever you're trying to convey to me, I just don't get it.

Amplification by supplying words to convey the concept of plurality Note that the words "velocity" and "speed" require explanation.

Excellent oral and written communication skills. Able to convey understanding of technical subjects to non-technical people.

Activities can reflect the cultural connotation of the company and convey company philosophy.

With this, we are able to understand the TJM members better and are able to convey our message to them clearly.

As a reflection of ideology, films are bound to carry and convey society "s main values. "

Even the somewhat irritating absence of a comma in the title may have been meant to convey his constant rush from first light to dusk.

Series products, including advertising, Clinique, often use simple, clear language to convey the concept of skin care.

But it is material that we go behind the mere words for an idea which these words have obviously intended, but failed to convey .

The White House said prior to the meeting that Webb would convey "strong" U. S. views on Burma's political future.

This is what I will try to convey to my students the next time I teach introductory philosophy of religion.

The objective of such textbooks is none other than to convey a certain sense of values: China is more exalted, Taiwan cruder .

Ms Oates includes fragments of correspondence with friends to help convey her despairing state of mind.

She said its design was intended "to affect thro' the eyes what we fail to convey to the public through their word-proof ears. "

What do you intend to convey with your two new films, A Thousand Years of Good Prayers and The Princess of Nebraska?

The enemy plane came to them, XingZiYu over with a mirror to convey the signal light aircraft, his mirror dropped on the ground.

Read's inspiration comes from his love of geometry, history and antique toys, his work attempts to convey a sense of time and space.

The speaker has time to prepare the ideas they wish to convey and the actual words are formulated at the moment of delivery.

The succession of horizontal lines along the rooftops and landscape also helps to convey a sense of depth.

By failing to address the likely contributions of the light weightlifting program, the arguer has failed to convey a convincing argument.

It is due to its presence, so that graphic design to convey information in a more scientific and accurate, showing a more colorful way.

Do any of the color choices shown here convey those qualities to you better than the others?

When putting entries in an HTMLpage, a META tag may be used to convey the location of a WS-Inspection document.

An attempt to convey or maintain the appearance of refinement and elegance.

Advertisement is a method to convey existence of the service to its potential consumers.

Convey through the style and content of your resume an understanding of your audience s needs, priorities, hiring criteria, and vocabulary.

Like German expressionist images of the war, these formidable scenes convey the mess, filth, exhaustion and futility of the western front.

Teacher asked not do propaganda, need more experience to convey the company's customer relationship management.

Can surely survive your absence for another minute or two. Besides, I only wish to convey a message.

On the happy occasion of the Company's. . . anniversary I write to convey my hearty congratulations.

sarcasm witty language used to convey insults or scorn That does it! I've had enough of your sarcasm. I'm leaving.

Tag questions usually do not merely raise questions but convey various intentions of the speakers.

It's not that I'm unwilling to compose one, but that I find it impossible to convey my feelings to her with written words.

Improper grammar will present a situation where it will be difficult for the reader to understand the ideas the author tries to convey.

After the heat convey into workshop, obviously improve the temperature of the Pre-spinning workshop low temperature season.

"They use this as a tool to convey something, " she said. "You quickly realize that for them, it is as a cue. "

The display screen of a computer contains thousands of tiny pixels that convey the images on the computer screen.

They include phrases like "Smoking can kill you" and "Cigarettes cause cancer" and feature graphic images to convey the dangers of tobacco.

The applicants must convey a sense of self- confidence and enthusiasm for work ---factors which all interviewers value highly .

Eyes inside has already started getting very angry, small work properly son but be seen the heart bottom convey chilly.

Art works are a kind of carrier which convey feelings and thought of the author by means of the image and techniques .

Cartoon-like icons at the bottom of the bottle convey the product's premise of spray, cook, and eat.

Numerals are supposed to express explicit meanings exactly, but in actual discourse they are often used to convey implicit meanings.

Being able to animate a character and convey that the character is alive, truly thinking and driven by something.

So, you know, it's just this kind of feeling I can't convey it clearly!

The simple answer is whatever words are important to the meaning you are trying to convey.

I never knew space had such richness or that painting could convey multiple dimensions like that. It was unbelievable.

Even if the Flash intro does convey useful information, this is still ill-advised, which allows me to segue nicely to my next point.

"English" seems to convey an ethnic, rather than a civic, identity.

Finally, I would like this pink note to convey my best wishes to your one-hundred-year marriage!

Pop music can be exciting, but classical music can convey more with its solemnity, elegance, harmony and meaningfulness .

Finally, we want to take this opportunity to beg [him] to convey our profound friendship and best regards to [his] people.

A painter who bemoaned the limitations of paint, he tried to convey something immaterial in his work, to lend shape to the invisible.

This essay does not, unfortunately, convey an impression of a very active person.

There was none to convey it but the little hardy courier of the fields with his rough, green coat and modest air.

These metaphysical things that modern graphic design to convey the concept of visual form the basis and source.

People may ask, what message China is trying to convey to the world.

Excellent report writing skills, and be able to convey critical information clearly and succinctly.

Like any other translation it should convey the meaning and the music of the source language.

But it does have to convey a sense of high-quality craftsmanship and have pleasing textures and low-gloss surfaces.

What the president is trying to convey is, again, limitations on our aspirations, and what it is we're trying to accomplish.

The geometrically -inspired design combines a trapezoid shape with straight lines to convey a sense of dynamic energy.

PS: Is really too engaged as this duration of time, comes back to before match every daytime from Kunming two chapters to convey for a part.

Zimmer says the design theme was inspired by and meant to convey the look and feel of a turn-of-the-century English equestrian manor house.

As you can see, the tables display identical data, but convey very different information to the human observer.

For this, some sort of language is needed for the end users to convey what it is they wish to search for.

Organize shop floor meetings on a regular basis to convey company information, keep smooth communication between the higher & lower levels.

The convey of the right of signature of works can be divided into three types: complete convey, incomplete convey and renunciative convey.

Donat you think we should convey a sentence here like this?

Designed to convey stamping scrap, knockouts, or chips and turnings from lathes, mills, presses, or other metal working machinery.

She was to perform a dance entitled "Silk Road, " a piece intended to convey the rich cultural history of China.

During these days of serving by Rinpoche's side, I found he used to employ humorous metaphor and story to convey his meaning cleverly.

In bidding farewell to him, we requested him to convey our profound feelings to the American people.

Apple regularly uses rounded edges in its design of physical products to convey a sense of ease.

Using "This is" when introducing can be a little too informal, and doesn't convey the import of the introduction for a formal occasion.

The translator must be careful to follow the author 's meaning, the selected words and syntactic structure must convey the original ideas.

Doubles, as a common literary phenomenon, help authors to convey what is difficult to express through only one of the two.

Digital Cinema Package (DCP) is a collection of digital files used to store and convey Digital cinema (DC) audio, image, and data streams.

With one or two exceptions, the chosen papers convey an impression of economics as a tidy, coherent discipline.

Talk to the VIPs directly by means of audible signals. Avoid using eye contact , gesture, etc. To convey your message .

Some other techniques proved to be less effective, but still managed to convey the important concepts to the reader.

As a convention, and abstract symbols, which can convey a wealth of emotion, the soul of the people was the intersection of the bridge.

No matter what the size of your audience, you want your eyes to convey confidence, sincerity, and conviction.

Finally, to be really impressive, you must convey a sense of self-confidence and enthusiasm for work. . .

It might have been better named ReadOnlyInstant, which I believe is what the designers intended to convey.

The Queen welcomed Liu as the new Chinese Ambassador and asked him to convey her best wishes to President Hu.

Japanese macaques can convey ideas to one another and pass skills down, generation to generation.

Her friend to the game, said they convey my upline please, she did.

The visual qualities of paintings, sculptures and dancing convey the value of art through the sense of sight.

This animation around the GEASS, She would like to convey to us yesterday, today and tomorrow.

I find it helps to stay serious, convey the responsibility of the task, and stick with it.

This poses a puzzle, because Hawking radiation does not convey any information about the interior of a black hole.

Being a typical performance in the convey of the right of signature, the complete convey can be called an "ideal model" of the legal norms.

Granting permission to execute or select an object does not necessarily convey all the permissions required to use the object.

Your voice and the volume of your speech convey a strong impression.

A UML Deployment diagram or equivalent can be usefully used to convey these decisions.

It seems to pass quietly Christmas Eve in the hands of the people of "peace effect " , it is also convey a wonderful blessing.

Implied actions convey the result of an action through visual cues or context.

Story Switzerland provides the contextual basis, and defines the image of Switzerland that Presence Switzerland wish to convey abroad.

Wen asked Menon to convey his greetings to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the President of the Indian Congress Party Sonia Gandhi.

Allow me to convey my congratulations on your promotion to Minister of Trade.

Landscape photographers usually attempt to convey an appreciation of the world.

The franchising product, carrying many connotations, is a carrier to convey the spirit of the Expo, not only a simple product.

Urgency and momentum. Convey a sense of urgency during the course of a project in order to maintain momentum.

It's also a good idea to fill in sub points under each of your major points, which further elaborate the information you want to convey.

Advance directives have been developed to convey a person's decision, while he is cognitively capable, about his future end-of-life care.

a. Given the multi-language obstacles, we are thinking to convey our messages through universal pictures, animation. Examples would be.

His dresses are so inspiring, the fabrics and figures are fluently draped on the body, and convey elegance.

One of the best ways to convey exactly how you feel about someone is through written words.

Indeed, Dr Bettcher argues that just as mosquitoes convey malaria, Big Tobacco is the "vector spreading this epidemic" .

Two main questions to be addressed in this study are: What linguistic devices are used to convey humor?

Singing the purpose is to convey emotion, if have no emotion, songs will lose the aesthetic value.

I also wish to convey, through you, my cordial greetings and best wishes to the great American people.

is now thick with commercials and advertisements, which do many important things for society. First of all they convey business information.

The stainless type can be used to boost to offer water to industrial equipment, convey weak acid, weak alkali, and beverage.

Romm believes Plato created the story of Atlantis to convey some of his philosophical theories.

Versatile suction delivery hose specifically designed to convey a wide range of pharmaceutical, chemical alimentary products.

It is left to each writer, however, to decide upon the form in which he or she will convey those judgments to others.

Allow your voice and tone to convey the truth of what you speak.

They not only convey external activity into a program, but they also indicate when internal activity happens. A timer has gone off.

Operating Lease A lease contract that allows the use of an asset, but does not convey rights similar to ownership of the asset.

Guo has tried to convey his thoughts on human nature, and his portrayal of rich emotions has been widely appreciated by the readers.

Ms. Small may communicate with me directly. Once I agree to anything, I will convey to Ms. Small. Let Ms. Small tell you.

A text message's content is so condensed that it routinely fails, even more than email, to convey the writer's tone and affect.

These clothes, she says, are meant to convey that he's a seemingly invulnerable superhero type in the beginning.

I then asked each friend for one piece of advice he would convey to my girls.

For your kind assistance to convey the message to Manager Lin the inconvenient this has caused between TDE department.

On the eleventh, he had an interview with the Prime Minister and tried to convey his misgivings.

By talking to their children, whatever they decide to say, parents can convey their values, childhood development experts say.

If you land an interview, they will remind you to mind your body language, ask good questions, and convey confidence and enthusiasm.

In the convey of the right of signature, a voluntary principle should be observed while compulsory convey should be legally prohibited.

Therefore the primary objective of using colors, too, is not a simple meewha suites, and is used to convey information.

If you try to convey that you're good at a whole lot of things, you can end up not conveying anything.

Unlike other books that convey noble ideas or philosophies, this collection provides more than a set of mental concepts.

We want to convey ideas that include a traditional sense of farming, fresh, local, organic, all natural, seasonal, clean, sumptuous.

Try out a few shapes and see what emotions they convey.

The pleasure of this series is in hearing writers convey their private thoughts on their profession.

Also, the puppy love story would be less convincing if not for the two leading actors, who convey youthful innocence with effortlessness.