Sentence examples for capacities for communication from inspiring English sources
Our emotion-filled social lives are the direct result of biologically endowed capacities for communication, from language to the delicate network of expressive muscles in our faces, and even our private imaginations bear the imprint.
Not only that DEP is one of the key institutions driving the MTDS process; it is also one of the institutions that may strengthen its coordinating role at all levels if it continues to build its skills and capacities for communication and facilitation.
I suppose you might say that teachers have to have a certain kind of charisma - and they have to have a capacity for communication that is positively Blair-like!
Our red is possibly the only color that can still match references to the '60s and early '70s, mainly because, of all colors, bright red has the strongest capacity for communication.
The challenge of giving a presentation to an audience comprised of various disciplines paid off, says Vázquez-Calvo. "Working with people of other research areas opens your mind to new concepts and new points of view and also develops your capacity for communication," she notes.
And, unfortunately, she has her own internal switch -- our answer reliably triggers her tear ducts and shuts off all capacity for communication and reason.
People take the remarkable human capacity for communication and wield it like a big dumb ax, hacking into anything and anyone they don't like.
(You may recall in Curio #690 we learned oxytocin is also produced when humans and pets stare into each other's eyes, and may explain how humans domesticated certain species). Scientists studying infants now believe that our eye's capacity for communication develops before depth and color perception, possibly even at birth... keep reading.
With similar considerations, most physicians regarded information and the capacity for communication as principal goals in achieving a good death, particularly one of peace and comfort.
