Sentence examples for bad communicators from inspiring English sources

"Scientists," Olson offers as an explanation, "are famous for being bad communicators".

The king is a notoriously bad communicator, granting few interviews and seeming ill at ease when delivering royal speeches.

Wallis says Blair was a "very, very bad communicator" and had bad relationships with all newspapers, not just tabloids.

The boss who is a bad communicator, the boss who expects us to work late when we're unwell, the boss we secretly dream of ditching by means of a brilliant riposte and a swift, well-timed kick of their umbrella stand on the way out.

He was a bad communicator.

"I now realise what a bad communicator I was as a scientist," he says.

Maybe he's just a bad communicator?

Philosophically, higher education leaders should accept blame as terrible marketers and surprisingly bad communicators and business managers.

I'd rather be with someone who's a communicator, whether it's bad or good".

The Republicans will try to convince America that President Obama being a good communicator is somehow a bad thing.

Maybe you're a less than effective communicator or you have a bad temper.