Sentence examples for communicate more than from inspiring English sources

Players and coaches communicate more than ever via headsets.

It's self-obsessed and has to communicate more than it does.

Because words always communicate more than their dictionary definitions, and often far more than the writer intends or even realises.

I probably communicate more than most, and I would try to be explicit about what I was hoping to accomplish, and I also listened to what they wanted.

"I think Eric is right in trying to focus on how you communicate more than anything else," said Representative Marlin Stutzman, Republican of Indiana.

As Jane, Hannah Cabell, whose alert, intelligent eyes and flushed cheeks communicate more than a dozen soliloquies, delivers a marvelously contained performance of an almost pathologically restrained woman who refuses to let down her guard.

(Perhaps, in a period when we are communicating more than ever, the difficulties of communication are growing more obvious).

This communicated more than Mr. Obama's concerns about nuclear weapons.

"But I think we communicated more than some people who date one another once a week.

Sanders's exasperation was the principal fact to be communicated, more than any political content.

But it wasn't just about the language; his role was about communicating more than just what was said.