Sentence examples for communicate a view that from inspiring English sources
She undoubtedly can communicate a view that most have never heard before.
But the commission report obliquely challenged that view, noting that "two C.I.A. analysts involved in preparing this briefing article believed that it represented an opportunity to communicate their view that the threat of a bin Laden attack in the United States remained both current and serious".
More interesting (at least from my admittedly middle-aged point of view) are films that combine honest self-questioning with formal restlessness and communicate a sense that much of the potential of this still young medium remains to be discovered.
The attorney general then "communicated" his clearer view that war would be legal without a second resolution.
Using explanatory narratives [ 55] to communicate complex points of view that might be otherwise hidden to the outsider, the women characterized two types of husband availability: 'doing for' and 'being with.' These accounts illustrate their insider perceptions about their husbands' presence, both tangible and intangible.
But despite all their attempts to communicate a rosy view of the White House, there were lines that Obama's team never crossed, including booting the press corps.
They found that the casual observations and mundane activities that they captured with smartphones while living and working in Africa, allowed them to communicate a fuller view of the continent.
In summary, the status of misconceptions today is this: using misconceptions does not communicate an outdated view of student learning, and using alternative terms does not communicate a more contemporary view.
The main takeaway is that many American curricular materials communicate a skewed or incomplete view of the seriousness, scope and cause of global climate change.
Nevertheless, this is a school with a point of view that communicates remarkably across the faculty as a whole.
