Sentence examples for communicate one of from inspiring English sources

Loudly exclaim, "So pretty!" Then post a photograph of the drink to your personal Instagram, using the following hashtags in this exact order: #brooklyn #lattelove #mondaymorningvibes This hashtag sequence activates our network of operatives, who will be waiting to see what design you have received; that design will communicate one of the following things.

26, 27 Patients are referred to as recovered (GOS 3 or better), if they were able to functionally communicate (one of the upper boundaries of MCS).

In the wild, wolves usually howl to communicate one of two messages: "I'm lonely," or "Get off my territory," Smithsonian magazine reports.

The rough, dark bass of Attila Jun, the Hagen, communicated one of Castorf's more haunting conceits — that the ostensible villain is the secret hero of a world gone mad.

The patrons of these museums would collect unusual natural history, geology, art and science artefacts – dappled, of course, with a few fakes – in an attempt to better understand the world, or at least communicate one version of it.

Note that wherever possible, all should speak to and communicate one or more of the three key ideas and messages you're trying to get across.

"Instead of communicating one to many, people want a real connection – especially around vacations, kids, creative work, and the other parts of life that fill our camera rolls".

I can't imagine what he could have created if he'd had the advantage I do of being able to communicate one-on-one with thousands of people, all of whom have something they want to convey.

Pretty though it may be, the poppy installation does communicate one truth, that unfathomable numbers of beautiful beings were lost in that tragedy.

As a display mechanism, the Adelaide-based artist has drawn from the concept of the wunderkammer – cabinets of curiosities which originated in Renaissance Europe as a way of cataloguing the world (or communicating one version of it).

Complex algorithms dictate which responses are played back – faintly reminiscent of virtual assistants such as Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana, except that while those pieces of software are primed to answer your questions about emails or the weather, New Dimensions in Testimony is based on communicating one man's experience of genocide.