Sentence examples for communicate some sort of from inspiring English sources

Instead, an air of artificiality suffuses them; they are deeply shaped environments, designed to communicate some sort of cultural idea.

"The challenge is going to be for Chrysler to communicate some sort of a compelling reason to buy their products," said Jeremy P. Anwyl, chief executive of Edmunds.com, a Web site that gives car-buying information to consumers.

One possibility is that physiotherapy treatment may strengthen unhelpful and pathology promoting beliefs, and may communicate some sort of caution to the patients, warning them about returning to work too soon.

A Muslim detective who has been on the force for more than ten years told me that when he talks to his wife on the phone in Arabic other officers look at him as if he were communicating in some sort of dangerous code.

Their attempts to communicate with them through some sort of mutual language is a difficult roadblock to overcome.

It awaits us, a world where all of our devices are connected and communicate with each other in some sort of futuristic circle of life.

When it came to communicating with the beyond, I expected some sort of special language, but Copperhead began speaking in a tone one might use to coax out a recalcitrant teenager who locked himself in the bedroom.

Did my son inherit some sort of ability to communicate with the malevolent undead through television?

The dead will communicate with you very clearly and offer some sort of a reassurance that they are okay.

One retired locksmith communicates with the list in some sort of camel-case code.

Dad was some sort of explorer who communicated with Tom by ham radio from around the globe but was seldom around when it counted.