Sentence examples similar to communicate fervor from inspiring English sources
That was also the case at Norwich and at West Bromwich, where the stadiums — though with less than half the capacity of Arsenal or Manchester United — throbbed with fervor that communicates itself to players.
The goal of the designers was to meld aural, tactile and visual effects into a single experience — "to communicate the diversity of the song's infinite embodiments while also conjuring that particular joyous fervor that the melody imbues," as Bradley Samuels, a Situ partner, put it.
And what's all the more disturbing about the experience is that — unlike inspired preachers whose own sense of fervor and possession threatens to run away with them, puts them into a public state of exaltation that they communicate to their flock — Johnson remains stolid, intelligent, in deft command.
But the fervor with which the cultural discussion grew underscored perhaps a greater truth: Swaths of Americans are comfortable with new considerations of gender and of the importance (or lack thereof) of identifying a specific gender, and they would welcome new words to help communicate in a new world.
"We can communicate without even communicating.
"Their management style is communicate, communicate, communicate.
I also need to communicate, communicate, communicate.
Aww! 2. Communicate, communicate, communicate.
2. Communicate, communicate, and then communicate.
