Sentence examples for communicate enough from inspiring English sources

Can the silhouette itself communicate enough of who it is?

The technology of "Takes" effectively delivers Ms. Canuso's message, but the content doesn't communicate enough to make us care.

I know he thinks I ask too many questions and I think he doesn't communicate enough, but that's an old story.

Many of those passengers complained that railroad crew members did not communicate enough with them about the nature of the problem or how long they would be delayed.

I've always thought communication was important, but the older I get the more I realize that you cannot communicate enough, and you need to answer people's questions and their concerns directly.

First, off it's not clear from the report (as far as I can tell) that this means scientists are bad at communicating so much as they do not communicate enough or at all – in other words is this a lack of information, or there is plenty of information but it's badly presented.

Arturo at Facebook and Dacher at Berkeley felt that the conventional emoticon didn't communicate enough emotion.

"I don't think it's possible to communicate enough," he said.