Sentence examples for communicated the concept from inspiring English sources
But even the echoed roar of "be thyself — enough" from the chorus of trolls (deliberately, exuberantly gross) might not have communicated the concept.
In some of the places where we've worked, the local language has no word for the concept of "probability". Once, in a meeting in Kenya, a colleague of mine communicated the concept to local aid workers using a paper airplane, which he flew repeatedly, marking all the spots where it landed on the floor to represent the range of possible climate outcomes.
If the text of Article III, enriched by the publicly available context in which it was enacted, communicated the concept of clarity, I would be bound to accept that concept as part of our law and binding on judges who draw their power from that law.
With projected text, she communicated the concept underlying each sound file to her audience: "Like/Good," a sound you like and think is good; the converse sound, "No Like/No Good"; "Like/No Good," a sound you like but suspect might not be good; and a sound you don't like but suspect might not be good, "No Like/Good".
By walking retailers through the sample merchandising set-up, Hershey can better communicate the concept than it could through a slide presentation, says Michele G. Buck, Hershey's global chief marketing officer.
On the first day, we found that all the beautiful signage we created to communicate the concept to guests failed miserably.
The biggest challenge so far has been communicating the concept of payment for performance to local farmers, according to Ramirez.
