And that message needs to be conveyed to young people.
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THERE WAS NO CONVERSATION HE SAID THAT THIS WOULD BE CONVEYED.
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Furthermore, those perspectives should be conveyed in a meaningful and concise way.
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Sometimes there are thoughts and feelings that can only be conveyed by memes.
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NOTHING TO SUGGEST THAT THIS WOULD BE CONVEYED TO THE BOARD OR AROUND THIS.
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Like all good philosophy, Mothersill's can only be conveyed by way of considerable artifice.
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The words for basic math properties can be conveyed by combining pulses of different lengths.
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It will now be conveyed to the board, according to Faculty Steering Committee Chair Doug Mahoney.
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MTF Tobin, Manhattanville, N.Y. These photos tell us much that cannot be conveyed by text alone.
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Both. I'll know, exposition-wise, what has to be conveyed to lay the groundwork for future payoffs.
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The size of a rocket like the Falcon Heavy can't adequately be conveyed by pictures or video.
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The concept of "round" was noticeably likely to be conveyed using a word containing the "r" sound.
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For a moment it seemed as if thought could be conveyed by shape more effectively than by words.
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None of that can be conveyed though a photograph…which is why, I suppose, I write about it.
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Maybe the erotic heat between Jimmy and Kim is supposed to be conveyed metaphorically, through morning tooth brushing.
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That expertise is unavailable at some rural hospitals but can be conveyed by video conference to emergency department physicians.
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Whatever kind of information needed to be conveyed here did not require these girls to take their clothes off.
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Any information on where Nolan may be should be conveyed to Detective J.T. Williams at 404-456-9343, police said.
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None of this nuance could be conveyed in a show that wasn't willing to cast actors with varying body types.
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The inclusion of these pieces highlights his interest in seeing how something may be conveyed from one generation to another.
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No message to be conveyed, other then its a cool prize for athletes who are putting themselves through an intense competition.
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The track was a more specific reference to how intimacy could be conveyed digitally than had been shared at the time.
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In the meantime, the whites seized their property, sometimes with deeds requiring that the land "never be conveyed to Negroes" again.
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Surely it is cousins Jenna and Mara to whom this information should be conveyed, so perhaps another mass email is necessary.
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This can be conveyed in both how we talk about politics and the kind of activism we encourage in our children.
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"He has made explicit what used to be conveyed implicitly using coded language that could be up for debate," Gillespie told INSIDER.
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Every life lost, every loved one taken away is an ocean of pain on a scale that can never truly be conveyed.
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Classical Hollywood editing no longer serves, and so narrative has to be conveyed in other ways: through setting, sound and physical encounters.
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Without help from the community, that message can't be conveyed clearly — and many people at risk of violence can't be reached at all.
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But these leaders also know that any grand bargains and big deals cut with this president won't necessarily be conveyed to the next one.
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"If there is a message to be conveyed to South Korea or the U.S., she is amply well positioned to convey it," he said.
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Turkle notes that we text people instead of calling now, giving up deeper conversations involving emotions that can't be conveyed through emojis or LOLs.
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A display is great for showing information that can’t be conveyed verbally, but it’s also not a necessity for everyone.
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Unfortunately, because the original Super Famicom release of Angelique didn't support voice acting, the world and its characters couldn't fully be conveyed through the game.
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Typically, drivers go to parking garages and wait for their vehicles to be conveyed to the ground floor, never seeing the rest of the building.
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The military, Ms. Grande said, has drawn up secret escape routes for civilians that will be conveyed to residents inside Mosul as the battle progresses.
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Many such echoes, present in Namdar's Hebrew original, could not be conveyed even in Hillel Halkin's extraordinary translation, but some do manage to peek through.
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For nearly seven years, the engineers here have raised and lowered virtual doors, gathering a series of data to be conveyed into a sophisticated forecasting model.
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As such, a lot of games pull techniques from film, another visual medium that shares a lot of similarities in how a story can be conveyed.
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It's a harbinger of some sentiment that simply cannot be conveyed via cellular device… No, it must be a "talk," one that "we need to" have.
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But it's clear that face-to-face contact in VR lends a feeling of human weight that simply can't be conveyed by words on a page.
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The open hearing would likely be accompanied by a closed hearing to enable sensitive classified information to be conveyed to the bipartisan members of the committees.
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"Moscow will closely study the new measures announced by the Americans, after which our reaction will be conveyed," the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement.
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"No conceivable governmental interest can sustain a statute that prohibits and chills, the entire realm of political speech that can be conveyed on apparel," they wrote.
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That message can be conveyed even by a minority; and the Democrats are, after all, a party that is said to be trying to find its voice.
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"We made it clear that the leader is against any talks, but the message will be conveyed to him to make a decision," a second Iranian official said.
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" A second Iranian official said: "We made it clear that the leader is against any talks, but the message will be conveyed to him to make a decision.
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In order for this information to be conveyed, the fridge should have access to the internet, have a camera and have a voice and of course be smart.
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The location shooting initially seems pointless (what happens could be conveyed in dialogue), and like the casting of Sandler, it broadcasts that they're working with a higher budget.
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I remembered how unique each person's was, eager to pave my own path and one day have my own unique identity that could only be conveyed through a signature.
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If the prime minister or his alternates survive an attack, they will likely be conveyed to a secure bunker underneath the Ministry of Defence in Whitehall, without their families.
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The interviews became more conversational than formal which allowed for some ease of nerves and more of my personality to show and be conveyed through the examples I gave.
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One of the advertising industry's favorite buzzwords is "branded content," the idea that marketing messages can be conveyed with special subtlety through the guise of entertainment or even journalism.
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A shot from the Fyre Festival promo has the celebrities tagged Instagram-style, in order to get across how much information can be conveyed within a deceptively simple post.
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It's a complex game after all, dense with information that has to be conveyed properly if we're going to be able to dig into the fun of exchanging solutions.
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She hopes the new report on seniors refusing home health care will jump-start a conversation about how to bring caregivers into the process and how recommendations should be conveyed.
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Putting print in perspective From these findings, there are some lessons that can be conveyed to policymakers, teachers, parents and students about print's place in an increasingly digital world. 1.
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"We made it clear that the leader is against any talks, but the message will be conveyed to him to make a decision," the second official told the news service.
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" He's excellent on the distinctions that can be conveyed "by an agency as subtle as an undone button, a gesture, a glance, an intonation, the pronunciation of a certain word.
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Which is why now, when secrets have become the stuff of reality television and experience can be conveyed through emoticons, writing a family saga seems almost an act of faith.
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Yang said one of the reasons he feels the two-page resumes outshone the one-page ones is the sheer amount of detail that could be conveyed with the additional page.
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But there's a limit to the complexity that can be conveyed in photomontages, a form that ultimately relies on many of the same visual principles as the media that it critiques.
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They do not appear to be concerned about research suggesting that motherhood should be conveyed in safe doses — some pictures of the children but not too many lest voters doubt women's credentials.
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Precisely what that countermessage will be, and how it can successfully be conveyed, were among the goals discussed at the conference, titled "Build Bridges, Not Boycotts," held at the United Nations headquarters.
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Filtering any observations about the man/machine struggle through Laura's prattling monologue mitigates their impact by flat-out stating what should be conveyed through potent visual examples of these observations in action.
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If an algorithm calculates that communication will be beneficial, it must then convert the concept to be conveyed into something understandable, whether that be a raised eyebrow or a stream of synthesised speech.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream can be conveyed as a light, rollicking romp in the woods for one theater troupe or a dark dialectic on the perils of love, lust, and marriage for another.
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Francis encouraged efforts to find the vessel and "asks that his closeness be conveyed to their families and to the military and civil authorities of the country in these difficult moments," the message reads.
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De Quincey is a special case, since he experienced subjective impressions as though they were real and wrote about them as though their reality could be conveyed, in all its Technicolor wonder and horror.
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I saw that the reason the emotional effect of opera doesn't feel anything like the kind that the novel uses words to convey is that opera's power cannot be conveyed in words at all.
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I knew I had to sort of discuss it in some way, in my way, to satisfy, informationally what needed to be conveyed, but I didn't want to go to this blow-by-blow thing.
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It'd be good to be continually reminded, as I grew older, about how much rampant life, how much emotion and conflict and joy and disappointment, can be conveyed in a novel so perfectly, symmetrically structured.
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Advertisers and their partners in Silicon Valley were collecting, selling or trading every quantum of Mactaggart's self that could be conveyed through the click of a mouse or the contents of his online shopping carts.
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Tiler Peck, leading the first movement, showed what pouncing on top of the rhythm is all about, and Sara Mearns, gliding through the second, revealed how much tragic emotion can be conveyed through musical dancing.
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For starters, it would direct the secretary of health and human services to convene an interagency task force to develop a system of best practices for prescribing pain medications that would then be conveyed to doctors.
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At the same time, Dr. Cheng is winning fame as a math popularizer, convinced that the pleasures of math can be conveyed to the legions of numbers-averse humanities majors still recovering from high school algebra.
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Words can express so little sometimes; an idea as absurd as, say, a bathroom-themed restaurant can only truly be conveyed with a photo of a platter of braised pork served on a dingy ceramic commode.
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We wrote the road map — actually a report — to be conveyed to Congress; it was called "Report and Recommendation" and served as a guide to a collection of grand jury evidence contained in a single document.
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" In a later email, Foresman sought a meeting with one of Trump's sons, Don Jr or Eric, to pass on information that should be "conveyed to [the candidate] personally or [to] someone [the candidate] absolutely trusts.
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" Added executive producer and showrunner Scott Buck, "Black Bolt is a character whose deep complexity must be conveyed without uttering a single word, and I'm very excited to have Anson on board to bring him to life.
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The report warns of the dangers of explicitly using intelligence to support a policy decision without repeatedly testing the assumptions underlying it, and of allowing a degree of certainty to be conveyed which such assessments rarely withstand.
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By turning on and off faster than the eye can see, the LED communicates in binary code with a receiver—the faster this transition happens the greater the bandwidth, which dictates how much information can be conveyed.
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It's true that the allocations in a will have an expressive aspect as well as a material one, but your love for your son would be conveyed by the consideration you are showing in setting up a trust.
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They're meant to reflect, as one 15th century lawyer put it, that the couple has joined their hands and hearts together — and that can be conveyed on any hand or finger, depending on the cultural traditions you subscribe to.
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In the film, all of those conflicting thoughts must be conveyed through Chalamet-as-Elio's face, where it can be hard, as a an outside viewer watching an actor, to piece apart all those warring emotions just by watching.
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" In a later email, Foresman sought a meeting with one of Trump's sons, Don Jr or Eric, to pass on information that should be "conveyed to 1/8the candidate 3/8 personally or someone 1/8the candidate 3/8 absolutely trusts.
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And as many campaign, they are rejecting research suggesting that motherhood to voters should be conveyed in safe doses — instead proclaiming their expertise with multi-tasking (something moms know well) as an asset they would apply to cutting through gridlock.
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It feels a bit churlish to point this out, since the direction is crisp, the pacing is economical (we learn little, for instance, about anyone's personal life), and the subject matter urgently needs to be conveyed to the widest possible audience.
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Even though Porzingis has been sidelined for nearly a year, Dallas was sufficiently motivated to surrender prized assets such as Smith and the two first-round picks (likely to be conveyed in 24 and 22015) to get the deal done.
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While it's true that meaning can be conveyed successfully despite errors of that class, as evidenced by the utility we've all found in even the poorest machine translations, it's far from guaranteed that anything but the barest facts of will make it through.
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The phone is still listed as a pre-order in all three spots, with shipping information to be conveyed later, but this is the closest people have been able to get to actually holding the device in their hands up until now.
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"If you start to take away Astons and Bentleys and huge apartments in Kensington, freezing those assets, people will care a lot more," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of Eurasia Group, a consulting firm, adding that the pressure would be conveyed to Mr. Putin.
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While listening to "Hopelessness," I thought about the concept of "slow violence," the theorist Rob Nixon's term for threats that unravel gradually, with a nearly imperceptible rhythm, like deforestation or an oil spill—dangers that can't be conveyed in a single image.
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"We made it clear that the leader is against any talks, but the message will be conveyed to him to make a decision... However, we told the Omani official that any attack against Iran will have regional and international consequences," another Iranian official reportedly said.
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Mono possess an eerily intuitive understanding of the dynamic potential between soft and loud, and of the emotional weight that can be conveyed with strings and chimes; they don't need to add vocals to the mix, because the music says everything on its own.
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And so, outfitted with customized, scanner-compatible headphones that would pipe in the sound clips and muffle the deafening clanks of the vibrating coils, I settled onto a gliding platform bed to be conveyed into the cylindrical bowels of the $3 million machine, and the experiment began.
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The greatest risk the economy faces with a Fed chair that has not been steeped their whole professional life in macroeconomics can be conveyed by the following question: Will Powell be able to know when to take the appropriate policy risks for the sake of the economy?
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"[The series] was widely misinterpreted, and really needed context for the correct message to be conveyed," she says, noting that the hoodies were meant to be a critique on the fashion industry, and how it perpetuates the idea that people will buy anything if it makes them seem cool.
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That doesn't sound very sexy, but the Knicks now have enough room to fit two max free agents beside the young pieces that remain (Mitchell Robinson, Kevin Knox, Frank Ntilikina, Smith Jr., and their own first-round pick—the picks Dallas owe them can't be conveyed until 2021, at the earliest).
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"Emojis allow us to imbue digital messages with the non-verbal cues inherent in face-to-face interaction: they allow us to signify the emotional context of a statement which would normally be conveyed in vocal tone, pose or gesture, rather than just the words themselves," Broni told CNBC via email.
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Some parents were hesitant at first, says Anna-Maria Hernandez, a Teen PEP co-advisor at Robbinsville High School; she initially heard some voicing concerns about "what messages and information would be provided, and how those important messages would be conveyed," but she hasn't seen any opposition since the program was instituted.
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"The 'crusade' paradigm will never be forgotten in this part of the world and we force our diplomats to carry a lot of baggage around while walking on eggshells," the elder Mr. Bergdahl wrote in the note, which asked that condolences be conveyed to everyone in the Foreign Service and was transmitted to Mrs. Clinton.
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Each synchro routine also has an elaborate theme, and each theme must be conveyed with grace, precision and dramatically relevant facial gestures, as well as moves like the catalina rotation (rotate your body while holding your leg, ballet-style, in the air) and the vertical descent (descend, straight upside down, until your toes are submerged).
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I had doubts about how this would be conveyed through a series of videos and a PDF course book, but when I did sit down to watch Herzog's MasterClass, suddenly the interface didn't matter — it's a delight to be taught by someone who, despite the surface morbidity, is one of the least cynical filmmakers currently working.
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First, President-elect Trump's investments and business assets commonly known as the — as the Trump Organization, comprising hundreds of entities which, again, if you all go and take a look at his financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to January 20th.
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As far as Vinyl's success at trying to convey what can't be conveyed through film, which is to say what it's like to lose oneself to music and drugs, I'd say it's a solid B. To enjoy the show, it helps to either have never done drugs or seen a band, or to take the production as a kind of magical realism.
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Soth is oft quoted as saying that photography is "not good" at telling stories, and seemingly has an obsession with the limitations of what can be conveyed with a single image — as opposed to novels or films, which he once referred to as "narrative engines" in a talk with Andrei Codrescu at the Walker Center for the Arts in 2010.
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Yes, between 1960 and 1965 his Green Gallery showed important artists when it must have been far from obvious just how good they really are — popsters like Claes Oldenburg, James Rosenquist, Tom Wesselman; Minimalists like Robert Morris, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd (whom he came to hate); less classifiable figures like Mark di Suvero, Larry Poons, Lucas Samaras — but can something as elusive as an "eye" be conveyed in factual prose?
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The mistake is in thinking that it's enough to relay information on messaging apps the way you would do so in a casual conversation between friends; already, we expect information to be conveyed differently if presented by a news website as opposed to a Tumblr, a friend's Medium or on Twitter – the same will be true for messaging content, but we're still at the stage where figuring out the best voice for each is far from fixed.
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An overall saturation of significant events—Bridget attends the funeral of her ex-boyfriend Daniel Cleaver; gets a new young boss who threatens her job security; goes to a huge music festival and sleeps with Jack Quant; becomes a godmother; sleeps with her ex; finds out she's pregnant; gets fired from her job after a royal fuck-up; delivers the baby; chooses Mark to be the father no matter the results of the paternity test; finds out that he is the father; and marries him—leaves little opportunity for anything like emotional connection, sexual tension, or intellectual rapport with either Jack or Mark to build or be conveyed to the audience.
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