Sentence examples for communicates a bit of from inspiring English sources

He's a calm, steady rapper, with a slightly scratched voice that communicates a bit of wonder.

"It was all about going back to the basics of producing simple and healthy food made on the spot, served by friendly staff, and communicating that with a bit of verve".

when TSA stood on stage and said they wanted to disrupt how ambulances communicate, there was a bit of doubt in the audience (and the jury) – that is, until he changed slides and showed what the current interface for ambulances is.

One fashion magazine suggested that dressing all in black "communicates authority", which seems a bit of a sweeping statement.

Mr. Calderon and Ms. Smith had difficulty communicating, because she speaks only a bit of Spanish and Mr. Calderon, who was born in Puerto Rico, speaks very little English.

While it's not difficult to make a RaspPi board do cool stuff, getting it to communicate with the wider world is a bit of a challenge.

At first, it seemed possible that the Americans simply needed a bit of time to communicate the new rules.

It was a fun thing to do and while it's not necessarily a normal part of the job, we do do quite a bit of consulting and communicating with the public about science.

Rubio speaks a bit of English but perhaps communicates better through his arched eyebrows and giant smile.

Might have more details later.... 3.51pm BST Speaking of the Federal Reserve.... one of its board governors has admitted that the US central bank made a bit of a hash of communicating its monetary stimulus strategy.

"It's a bit of a struggle trying to communicate to everyone.