There wasn't much interest at the time in how he chose to communicate that sentiment: whether he said it in a speech, say, or whispered it to a friend, or wrote it in his diary or published it in a book.
Pokorny holds that DailyBooth differentiates itself from the other photo sharing apps because it is a "front of the phone" app i.e. it exists primarily to capture user faces which is faster than making a phone call or sending a text if you want to communicate a sentiment.
Glover has to communicate this sentiment and garner action on the part of the TSU alumni.
You see, for the longest time, I would not be allowed to communicate such sentiment, for fear of the picture being posted on social media.
At times critically dismissed as "women's television," shows organized ostensibly around female friendships provide culture with critical perspectives and insights into women's experiences, possess the power to drive social trends (Cosmo, anyone?) and most importantly, communicate the sentiment that these relationships are crucial for women's well-being.
Ms. Itzik, the minister who spoke with Mr. Barak, communicated his sentiment that Israel would now have to choose between painful concessions and a future of conflict.
Mr. Moccia, the orchestra's concertmaster, played beautifully but, just as important, communicated the sentiment ("Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord") with a tenderness seeming to mingle gratitude and awe.
Or were there any circumstances where you had to handle a situation with any evidence?" Starr said that he would never violate the trust he had with his players and that he communicated that sentiment to Gordon, who was not immediately available for comment yesterday.
But some have shied away from "historical display" of the Gadsden flag because "it can now communicate a political sentiment that may not be theirs".
Emoji also feature strongly on Apple Watch, with Cupertino offering a series of customizable, animated emoji that can be used to reply to a missive — meaning Watch users can communicate a specific sentiment without actually having to describe their feelings with words.
