In this experimental novel, food communicates "affections and feelings . . . and often need, too".
Dr. Crystal Jiang, of the department of communication at the City University in Hong Kong, claims, "Long-distance couples try harder than geographically close couples in communicating affection and intimacy, and their efforts do pay back".
That's according to British biologist John Bradshaw, who says the way furry felines greet us (with their tails up) and rub on our legs is similar to how the animals communicate affection to other cats.
Don't be afraid to communicate affection.
"Mr. Sollett communicates his affection for his characters to us, and it's one we come to share," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
Barry Levin, Alphonse Persico's lawyer, said the son deeply regretted being unable to speak with his father but would communicate his affection and respect in letters.
Someone there suggested that it seemed to communicate his affection for me.
LONDON — St. Valentine's Day, in many places, is a day for the enamored, or simply lustful, to communicate their affections, often anonymously, to the object of their yearnings.
Speedman's colleagues have to rescue him from torture at the hands of a 12-year-old drug lord (Brandon Soo Hoo), whose favourite film, it turns out, is "Simple Jack".Foolish though it might be, in the end "Tropic Thunder" is about Mr Stiller's love of actors, and it communicates so much affection for that maligned profession that you want to stand up during the final credits and clap.
