Sentence examples for communicates not only from inspiring English sources

Prior communicates not only with the angel, who anoints him as a prophet, but also with the spirits of his ancestors, a testament to the feeling that history, in Mr. Kushner's words, has cracked open.

And when he curses the ring he communicates not only rage but also wisdom: the lust for power is already rampant among the gods, and the curse seems like the inevitable consequence.

Ms. O'Bryan and Mr. Benton, who have played these roles together before, sometimes cast playful looks at each other while they sing and dance, which communicates not only the easy rapport between the characters but the fun that the actors appear to be having.

"For a white woman to paint Emmett Till's mutilated face communicates not only a tone-deafness toward the history of his murder, but an ignorance of the history of white women's speech in that murder — the way it cancelled out Till's own expression, with lethal effect".

People know instinctively that the feeling of inspiration Obama communicates not only makes us feel good about ourselves -- it also enables us to do more and achieve more than we otherwise would.

A letter received communicates not only the information it contains, but also a parallel message -- one that says I took the time to write this, and the time to find a stamp, and then I put it in a mailbox, because I was thinking of you.

With the tools we are providing them, these kids can learn to communicate not only within their own community in an exciting and alternative way, but also with the rest of the world.

This affects the way people communicate not only with friends and other individuals, but also with organisations, communities, hospitals and medical professionals.

We need to get better at communicating not only quickly, but civilly.

It has long been established that humans communicate not only by words, but by expressions, tics, posture and more.

To do that she had to communicate not only with employees in China, but also with information technology personnel in Belarus, Britain and Australia.