Sentence examples for communicate the essence from inspiring English sources
The cohort study researchers recognized, in particular, the need for an experienced person from the field of community health:...they [the Project team members] realized that I could mobilize the community, I could get them [women sex workers] together, I could communicate the essence of health seeking behavior that is of benefit to them.
But it also reflects Buffa's longstanding desire to better communicate the essence of his brand to consumers.
That a couple of the actors manage to communicate the essence of their characters is to their considerable credit.
Funnily enough, it's quite difficult for anybody to communicate the essence of their sexuality in 2,000 words.
The Cartier presentation was an effective way to communicate the essence of its latest concept watch, the ID Two, introduced in January.
Fruitvale, though, shows Jordan's ability to communicate the essence of a complex, uncertain young man through a mosaic of tiny details.
But it communicated the essence of one of 20th-century ballet's superb partnerships, fabled but still real at a level of personal magnetism.
The cultural references seem fairly easy for the non-Indian to grasp, but non-Hindi-speaking viewers may wonder how well the subtitles — which appear under both the Hindi and English dialogue — are communicating the essence of the script.
On Thursday night, Ashley Tuttle's Odette-Odile was so perfectly danced that any one frozen moment or pose would have provided a textbook example of classical body line -- beautifully shaped feet, in particular -- and how that communicates the essence of each character and also places that character in the given moment.
An information landscape is among the most appealing design options of representing and communicating the essence of distributed information resources to users.
