Sentence examples for communicated some from inspiring English sources

In 1644 Mersenne communicated some research of his on numbers of the form 2n−1, now known as Mersenne numbers.

Mr. Berson, who says he is affiliated with neither of the two major political parties, applauded the mayor for helping to create the New Jersey Performing Arts Center -- where Mr. Berson is a trustee and member of the center's executive committee, as well as a trustee of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, which performs there -- but also communicated some misgivings.

"Louis has already communicated some great ideas for how the club can move forward," said United co-chairman Avie Glazer.

To those who have lived long together, everything heard and everything seen recalls some pleasure communicated, some benefit conferred, some petty quarrel or some slight endearment.

Furthermore, their products indicate that the majority achieved the goals of the lessons and through the expression of similarities and differences communicated some fundamental understanding of speciation and adaptation.

"The way we communicated some things was not efficient enough," he said.

Suppose Alice wishes to communicate some classical information to Bob over a classical communication channel such as a telephone line.

That final qualifier communicates some of the discomfort in reading these chapters.

It seems to communicate some essential wisdom that the characters cannot put into words.

Mr. Wright wanted Spore to communicate some of the grand patterns of evolution.

"The manager is responsible to communicate some things that maybe are taken for granted," said Francona.