Sentence examples for because it communicates from inspiring English sources

"Augustine" is intellectually satisfying partly because it communicates its ideas at the level of feeling, through the uncanny power of Soko's face and body.

Just keep coming back to them with your simpler, more impactful copy and reiterating the reasons why it's better (for example "because it communicates more effectively").

It's an obvious point of ingress, because it communicates something essential and true about her contrarian tone, while also giving the reader a foothold on the familiar terrain of the cancer story.

Abortion on such grounds is immoral, she argues, because it communicates that "disability is so terrible it warrants not being alive" (Asch 1999, 387).

Samantha said students "won't ask questions unless I come over and say, 'Hey, how's it going?' They'll say, 'How do you do this one?' That [strategy], probably is the most powerful thing that works for me" because it communicates to students "Hey, we are here.

I really appreciate when men dress well because it communicates confidence and integrity.

Although Guzmán continued to use a BlackBerry, it was almost impossible to track, because it communicated with only one other device.

Because it's individual, because it's personal, it communicates, it connects with the viewer.

"A brand name must reinforce the key elements or objectives of your business because, ultimately, the more it communicates to your audience about your business and what it provides, the less effort you'll expend trying to explain it".

But right from the start people loved email not because it made communicating faster, but because it meant you didn't really have to communicate at all.

"Art is amazing because it can communicate in ways that words can't.