With a light brush on the shoulder, a pat, or a squeeze of the arm or hand, we can communicate a deeper bond than through speaking alone.
Handford communicates a deep and resounding respect for his readership through the sheer effort of his craft.
I wanted the cover to feel sweet, friendly, and loudly patriotic on the surface, while also communicating a deeper sense of dread and even horror under the surface.
FGD respondent, Auxiliary Nurse Midwife When it came to communicating a deeper understanding of problems, however, it became clear that people's sense of taboo and need for privacy would have to be recognized, and respondents gave more cautious suggestions.
She said that these living G.I. Joes communicate a "not-so-deep code of American exceptionalism," as well as the American instinct to cut through obfuscation with plain talk and "to not bother with politics, just go in with force and fix things".
For me the concept has a lovely, human simplicity, and watching it played out never fails to reaffirm my faith in the power of the written word to communicate on a deep and soulful level.
When we can't communicate electronically, a deep sense of loneliness and dread fills us, only able to broadcast our thoughts to each other through caged teeth.
She communicates a palpable, deep-seated generosity.
She communicates a palpable, deep-seated generosity.
Others' willful denial of your personal truth and constant questioning of your authentic emotions and intentions communicates a deep disapproval that ostrasizes, exhausts, and disheartens.
