Sentence examples for communicate today from inspiring English sources

"Compare that to more than forty thousand today — with their ability to communicate today".

Text messaging technology has dramatically changed the way we communicate today, but the lack of nonverbal cues make miscommunication common.

But whether we like to admit it or not, emoticons and other visual representations of language have become a part of the way many people communicate today.

Nevertheless, shame may be embedded within the very tools we use to communicate today, especially those that privilege speed and brevity.

And so please don't think me facetious, but turning the lights on in the morning, or putting up the PowerPoint, or doing the many other things that allowed us to be here and communicate today was not done by faculty.

Of their efforts, Mr. Huntsman said, "It's the way people communicate today, so all I've done is to say, 'Girls, promise me you're not going to embarrass your dad.' " So far, he said, not only have his daughters not embarrassed him, but he has come to appreciate a more professional side of them.

It has been proven that gender stereotypes shape the way young people communicate (19) and that communication about sexuality is different for adolescent boys and girls (18, 20– 20).

"Attention spans are short online and one image can communicate 1,000 words," says Austin Locke.

I enjoyed Peter M. Nichols's insightful article on George A. Romero's "Dead" trilogy ["Horror as an Everlasting Failure to Communicate," July 12].

RIM was also criticized for failing to promptly communicate last year's outage to BlackBerry users.

Information content is a better predictor for word length than word frequency [2, 41], and the relation between information content and meaning, including emotional content, is claimed to be crucial for the way humans communicate [15 17].