Sentence examples for communicate something about from inspiring English sources

(The idea was that the discs might communicate something about life on Earth to extraterrestrial creatures).

"The products communicate something about that particular hotel brand that makes it special or unique".

I asked Rumsfeld whether Churchill Solitaire might communicate something about war to an audience that might not have Rumsfeld's "firsthand knowledge and experience".

And, she says, "communicate something about how it felt to be in my world", specifically "this is what it means to come from a queer family".

Because I live in the DR and have Haitian family and wanted to communicate something about the complexity of the situation on the island of Hispaniola.

"Why would we not pointedly come back and try to communicate something about Chick-fil-A versus McDonald's?" Mr. Robinson said.

That rubbery twang, the baying: it communicates something about the travails of the heart, the way it lurches and somersaults.

Every image, Cardo believes, is a message – you are communicating something about your status and your lifestyle no matter who the audience are or what the intention is.

"Mimicking another group's calls could be a way of referring to that group... or of communicating something about that group to one's own family members," she says.

I think, obviously, it's something that's very purposeful and that they would take on as a meaningful way of communicating something about their vision for their family".

They've transformed from cult objects into status symbols, and like any fashionable luxury item, the right pair of sneakers can both make a person look good while communicating something about their spending power.