put across

“And that comes from her dark and very sad past and how long she has been thinking about killing Joel. That’s the energy I was hoping to put across.”

Six decades later, though, “Dance to the Music” still communicates a sense of boundless joy — even as it puts across a flicker of doubt about going so nice-and-smiley.

"I love fusion and I think it's something that needs to be put across, that all music basically is one music."

This enabled us to film pictures which sufficiently put across the savagery of the storm, without taking a major safety risk.

You expect Fiennes to expertly convey inner turmoil, but it’s the comedic way he puts across the cardinal’s exasperation with petty men that won me over.