Sentence examples for communicated a sense from inspiring English sources

He always communicated a sense of danger as he moved about the stage in this opera, positively reveling in the character's elemental eroticism.

Those first television pictures of efficient-looking army teams boarding flights to the earthquake zone immediately communicated a sense of "can do".

Of all the frozen beards who had been there before me, only Nansen communicated a sense of the true subjugation of the ego that endeavour can bring.

Israeli Arabs, who have been among the victims of the Hizbullah attacks, have also communicated a sense of solidarity with their Lebanese cousins.

The idea of clandestine human relationships and their frailty in an insecure environment was explored in the changing voices of the narrator, a method that communicated a sense of fear and of an imminent apocalypse.

His recordings gave the impression of someone forcing himself to venture far outside his comfort zone; they communicated a sense of solitude and drift, even if, as was often the case, you couldn't make out exactly what he was saying.

"So I wanted to communicate a sense of that.

Such an unassuming setting is often garrulous in communicating a sense of place.

The meeting leader must communicate a sense of "psychological safety," Professor Edmondson said.

"Everything about the Terrain communicates a sense of tailored toughness and passionate craftsmanship".

The walkers and the prints, especially, communicate a sense of detachment that's at odds with Antiochus' tactile ascendancy.