Word: convey
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Strings, Noelle also hints of charms the play never asks of her, much as it could use them. Noting this, Critic Walter Kerr fondly observed that her "mouth turns up at both corners like a gondola," a suggestion of affability that leotards alone cannot convey. She exults in pronouncing her dozen or so lines, testing her new command of English with a Webster's enthusiasm for the language...
...Will you convey to Mr. Kalem our compliments for his article on Tennessee Williams? This was dramatic criticism on the level of the most perceptive philosophy...
...using extremely low pressure techniques. He the well-known roster of conservative organizations that have been formed in the last six years or so and hints to the extensive multiplication of their chapters. This is, unquestionably, a movement of considerable proportions and, although Mr. Evans' tone may tend to convey a somewhat exaggerated impression of it, I cannot for a moment doubt his facts...
...musical possibilities here are fascinating. The 'Poon chose, regrettably, to use the tune of the "Great Pretender" to convey the , and it is not quite adequate, aside from not being original. The recited are appealing, but a little too high schoolish to be totally convincing. Cerf, in his appeal to God, uses librant, quivering voice which almost sounds professional, but during the section he displays his uneasiness with rock singing with a very self conscious emission of the all important word "Yeah" which is the backbone of modern rock songs. The Maniacs again show little originality, and cymbals will drive...
...script, but he does not get so close to the real Jonathan as did Rol Maxwell in the Cambridge production. Dressed in the white of innocence, Pendleton enters with a buck-teeth smile, horn-rimmed glasses, and short pants. This is all very well, but his demeanor does not convey the pent-up pressure that will later burst into deeds of violence. In this Jonathan's makeup there is too much Little Lord Fauntleroy and too little James Dean...