41.  Each is arresting, each is suggestive and each conveys the sense of a man fulfilling his powers and ambition.

42.  Feedback gets us partway there, conveying the sense of reflexive influence contained in the idea of self-fulfilling prophecy.

43.  Finally, he had to convey a sense of command.

44.  Frazier conveys that sense of danger in beauty with language of Faulknerian density.

45.  Frequently when they stood still they wrapped their arms tightly around their bodies so that even when they were motionless they conveyed a sense of tension.

46.  He also had at once to convey a sense of urgency while pleading for patience as he and his military map out a complex global campaign.

47.  He did so because he wanted to convey a sense of the world as always in flux, and of human nature as chronically unsettled, up for grabs.

48.  He conveys the sense of a man at the mercy of forces he cannot control, not least of them his own brittle genius.

49.  He always conveyed a sense that being a foreign correspondent was a privilege to be cherished.

50.  He had to convey a sense of safety to an American public that is feeling more vulnerable than at any moment since World War II.