Sentence examples for communicate a more from inspiring English sources

As president, Robinson adopted a much more prominent role than her predecessors, and she did much to communicate a more modern image of Ireland.

The study investigates how technology could be designed to support nurses' handling of nurse calls by allowing patients to communicate a more contextualised message revealing their intention to the nurse when issuing a nurse call.

As noted above, human language is more than a large number of unrelated words: in accordance with certain implicitly understood syntactic rules, humans combine words to form sentences that communicate a more or less complex meaning to a listener.

But the conservative ideal is not the abolition of the modern welfare state, and we should be careful of speaking in ways that communicate a more radical social ideal than that which we actually uphold and intend.

Like a handful of labels this season, including D & G and Mulberry, Mr. Lauren was looking to communicate a more rugged sense of chic, one exemplified by the jewelry designer Gaia Repossi (bottom left), who showed up at Valentino's recent couture show after-party in an outfit right off the ranch.

It takes far more time and energy to express a nuanced reaction to a personal essay than simply writing "Heart" or "Oh, please". Likewise, when a celebrity does something we disagree with, it is easier to condemn him with a one-word takedown than to empathize with his humanity and communicate a more complex reflection.

Karime Amaya is the evening's only lead woman, and while her dancing is less showy it communicates a more potent inner force.

Visually representing a business model through this canvas tool supports developing and communicating a more holistic and integrated view of a business model; which also supports creatively innovating towards more sustainable business models.

When I try to think of writers whose imaginative work has communicated a more specific sense of the accelerating changes in our environment, I find myself at a loss; of literary novelists writing in English only a handful of names come to mind: Margaret Atwood, Kurt Vonnegut Jr, Barbara Kingsolver, Doris Lessing, Cormac McCarthy, Ian McEwan and T Coraghessan Boyle.

But Mr Zaoui conceded that when it came to communicating a more politically suitable image, the interim government should have had fewer faces from the Ben Ali era.

The letter communicated a more conciliatory tone than previous Mongol demands for submission, and Eljigidei's envoys suggested that King Louis should land in Egypt while Eljigidei attacked Baghdad, as a way of preventing the Muslims of Egypt and those of Syria from joining forces.