Sentence examples similar to charming communication from inspiring English sources
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Don't expect charming service, or even communication in anything but the most impenetrable Roman dialect.
What a charming idea: silent, invisible, intangible communication.
Though she diplomatically insists that the politicians she meets are "universally hardworking and charming" Roberts thinks one thing the current generation has got badly wrong is communication, which nowadays needs to be "more of a dialogue, less of a broadcast".
She quickly developed a reputation as the polished, sometimes scarily organized strategist who gets things done, compared with Mr. Axelrod's reputation as a charming but shambling personality who was widely blamed for dropping the ball on White House communication.
While hand-written letters are still considered a charming method of correspondence, in the United States and other developed countries, email is the primary source of communication.
The authors weave other charming histories of other scientific studies and events throughout the book, including the discovery of hormones, pedigree analysis, animal communication, human evolution, and Belyaev's travels in international scientific circles.
Just be charming, charming, charming.
