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They also, or so I like to think, communicate a sort of relaxed insouciance.
No amount of cosmic silence has been able to discourage astronomers who theorize that radio signals can bridge the unbridgeable gulfs between stars much more cheaply than spacecraft, allowing distant species to communicate by a sort of cosmic ham radio.
… The negroes could speak no English yet and doubtless there were more than Akers who did not know that the language in which they and Sutpen communicated was a sort of French and not some dark and fatal tongue of their own.
But if they can communicate their benefits – creating a sort of living diary – well enough these sites should have a good future.
But the Francophone-ish suffix of her daughter's name communicates a certain sort of social ambition.
As early as 1978, he envisaged a world in which electronic devices would be sprinkled into everything, from thermostats and washing-machines to shoes and clothing, all communicating with one another in a sort of information ecosystem.
In any action that a person undertakes, many different regions of the brain communicate with each other, serving as a sort of check-and-balance system to make sure that the correct actions are taken to deal with the situation at hand.
Our military relations have only recently begun to thaw, but China's government still uses them as a sort of thermostat to communicate displeasure.
"Before, leather was only seen as a sort of tough fabric, communicating only coolness and fierceness," said Bazaar's editor in chief Kate Betts.
With this piece, I wanted to communicate a feeling or an experience and maybe tell a sort of universal story".
