Sentence examples for communicates a sense from inspiring English sources

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

The idea of getting dressed all at once communicates a sense of the frenetic pace of contemporary life.

The administration's hostile attitude communicates a sense of arrogance and contempt for international cooperation that ill serves American interests.

Nothing captures and communicates a sense of period better than the clothes and pop music associated with it.

His account also communicates a sense of the power and the privilege of storytelling, and Lalami develops this thread with great finesse.

The crampedness, oldness and ekedness of the field, so unlike most American terra firma, itself communicates a sense of human determination and toil.

"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.

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

For a long time, I've been interested in the idea of trying to use photography to communicate a sense of futurity.