Sentence examples for communicated more from inspiring English sources
His gestures communicated more eloquently than words.
England's togetherness could not be communicated more strongly.
This communicated more than Mr. Obama's concerns about nuclear weapons.
"But I think we communicated more than some people who date one another once a week.
"Drama" has an inspirational message for girls, and it's communicated more subtly here than in "Smile".
Sanders's exasperation was the principal fact to be communicated, more than any political content.
Among the group, there were people who communicated more loudly than others, who spoke over one another, often at cross-purposes.
His fingertips scratching beneath Napoleon's ears now communicated more sincerity than all the kisses he'd planted formally on the cheeks of his wife and daughter.
It's generally agreed amongst academics that the benefits need to be communicated more personally, where people need to get a better idea of what they are paying for.
They communicate more, but there's less communication with the people they're actually around".
He needs to communicate more clearly.
