Sentence examples for I needed to communicate from inspiring English sources
I lacked the tools I needed to communicate and behave in loving, respectful ways; to do poly right.
Just before putting me into the machine, the technician handed me a red rubber ball, explaining that if I needed to communicate with him, all I had to do was squeeze it.
(In a recent debate, Mr. Corzine delivered this defense for his largess: "I have not been a politician and spent 30 million and over 30 years building name recognition and establishing the perspectives people might have. I needed to communicate").
One of the Iteration 4 students noted how the Role Profiles helped: "The description of the role was most helpful, [I had a] clear understanding of my role, responsibilities and whom I needed to communicate with" (Iteration 4, Duty Manager).
Somehow I need to communicate to my psyche that it's the character who is getting the shock, not me".
"I walked in and held her left hand, held it in both of my hands, and I thought to myself, 'I need to communicate with her,' " he said.
I need to communicate the here and now.' I realised that you couldn't use the tools of yesterday to communicate today's world.
"Ça va?" Dr. Granat asked, and I raised my hand, international dental sign language for "There is something vital I need to communicate".
"They are helpful when I need to communicate with their members," he said, adding that he consults with the group's leaders when considering legislation that might affect their community.
Because I need to communicate with molecular biologists, designing or modifying computer programs to accommodate their needs, understanding of basic biological concepts such as DNA, gene, exon, intron, open reading frame, and their typical arrangement within a genome is very important.
Whether it's with a brand-new employee, whether it's with a CEO of a big company, anyone, I always try to understand where they're coming from and what I need to communicate to them so that they have a better understanding of who I am and what I'm doing and why I'm doing it.
