Sentence examples for communicate any sort from inspiring English sources
Reid talked out of both sides of his mouth, and didn't communicate any sort of position at all.
"I don't think senior management has communicated any sort of vision.
"We made a strategic decision not to communicate with any sort of anger," added Pat Fallon, chairman of Fallon Worldwide, which is part of the Publicis Groupe.
It was a huge privilege to work with Rhodri – a deeply serious politician, who always combined that with an ability to communicate with any sort of audience or individual.
Hillary did not communicate any of that.
Everyone in the city has their hand poised just above it ready to communicate all sorts of emotions.
A myth that has taken hold, but ironically no one thinks grades are able to communicate learning with any sort of accuracy or consistency.
The neighborhood communicates all sorts of information about residents' places in the world, their ambitions, their successes, even their prejudices.
Instead, an air of artificiality suffuses them; they are deeply shaped environments, designed to communicate some sort of cultural idea.
The fact that we never talked, never socialised together, meant that when problems came up we didn't know how to communicate and sort things out.
