Sentence examples for She communicated that from inspiring English sources

One of the sources of her charm, I thought, was her plain, almost childlike absorption and pleasure in her own being, her assumption that the whole world was just as she believed it to be, a comforting conviction, and she communicated that sense of comfort to others".

And I think shame is the most readily communicable of emotions and I think she communicated that shame to us.

She was saying, he recalled, " 'Oh, I hope this is not a deal-breaker.' And the more she dated him, I know the more that she loved him, and she communicated that with me".

When she communicated that she no longer wanted to participate in the course, a Dynamic employee who managed the courses "tried to convince her that the Course was good for her, that it would change her mind and detox her".

So can an elected official communicate an idea, slogan, or speech to her constituents, regardless of whether she communicates that idea, slogan, or speech during individual phone calls to each constituent or in a public square.

Most of all, she communicates that lesson by singing with all her heart for herself, for us and, not a moment too soon, to give joy to a weary world.

I'll say, 'My name is Ronnie, I'm working in the area, so let me know if I can help you.' If the client doesn't want help, she communicates that with closed-off body language, like a raised hand and no eye-contact".

She thought she had communicated that she did not want the mothers to wear any shade of the color she had chosen for her bridesmaids.

"Our focus in the speech was to make sure that she still communicated that she was pro-choice -- she doesn't want to undermine that -- but she also thinks we can have some common ground among all sides and make abortion rare," Neera Tanden, legislative director for Mrs. Clinton, said in a telephone interview.

Interviewer: She was able to communicate that clearly?

But Ms. Romandetto said yesterday that the policy was not new and that she had advised principals just after Sept. 11 to be cautious about taking field trips, though she could not remember how she had communicated that message -- perhaps, she said, by e-mail.