Word: conveys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...coming-of-age movie, in this case the coming of age of Luca. The film engages the audience's sympathy without being mawkish. Unlike Zeffirelli's immensely popular 1961 production of Romeo and Juliet, Tea with Mussolini does not pander to a specific audience. It manages to convey the struggles and foibles of its characters with economy of sentiment and love...
What's unique in much of Stevens's work is her ability to convey emotion in simplistic terms. Having already explored the juxtaposition of two noteworthy individuals in her first series, she sought to incorporate something different, yet equally effective, into her second series entitled Women, Words, and Water...
According to the review committee's working paper, the goal of the Core science classes is to "convey a general understanding of experimental and theoretical science as a way of looking at human beings and the world...
Metro Catholic Parish school teaches many aspects of the nation's shared civic culture. But what it cannot convey is the American notion that all faiths and creeds are entitled to equal respect. The teachings of Christ infuse the academic environment. Hallways are lined with posters asking, WHAT WOULD JESUS DO? A morning announcement over the p.a. system reminds students of the importance of Lent, and tells them to pray to "the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit." And all students, Roman Catholic or not, must participate in Catholic prayer. "We're very up front about the fact that...
Verba says that there were two points he wanted to convey to the alumni--the uniqueness of Harvard's immense historical collection and the steps Harvard is taking towards more modern library technologies...