Sentence examples for certainly communicated from inspiring English sources

In one sense, they were correct to do so: Kelly certainly communicated her contempt clearly and unambiguously.

The fun they had writing the score certainly communicates itself.

We certainly communicate with our customers, though do not generally engage in conventional skin care marketing.

Beckett and Ionesco, Albee and Pinter may not conform to the dictates of naturalism or make their points explicitly, but they certainly communicate a perceptible and compelling vision of human experience.

Slight and stuttering at times, the Adventures of Tintin is by no means a classic platformer, but it is filled with evocative scenes and certainly communicates the mystery and worldly atmosphere Herge packed into his pages.

Ms. Poon and Ms. Besharah will appear on Saturday for postscreening discussions and demonstrations, along with the stars of "Now & Then": Kyle Harrison Breitkopf, 5, and Allison Augustin, 6. Kyle and Allison may not be able to sign autographs, but they can certainly communicate the excitement of filmmaking.

(There is some debate about whether Neanderthals could speak, but they could certainly communicate somewhat; see (Barney 2012)).

Colors and sounds by themselves can certainly communicate a mood, but only the human form actually embodies spirit and reason.

Tehran's contrition has almost certainly been communicated directly to Riyadh.

Atticus, Jean Louise's aunt Alexandra and her uncle certainly would communicate those unsavory ideas with the ease of O'Connor's grandmother from A Good Man is Hard to Find.

The Obama administration certainly could have communicated more consistently and forcefully over the past two years.