Sentence examples for communicates primarily from inspiring English sources

It will become respectable, anew, to acknowledge that art communicates primarily through made and, yes, precious things, in depth of experience and breadth of time.

Boko Haram, which translates roughly to "western education is sinful" in the local Hausa language, communicates primarily through videotaped statements made by a Shekau — a man the Nigerian government has previously claimed it has killed several times.

He can barely speak he communicates primarily through sputtering and facial tics—and does his Around The Horn appearances with a chalkboard over his right shoulder that always says something new and always says something dumb.

"Quinn's post-game remarks were eloquent and heartfelt and they captured perfectly one of the things we risk losing as a society that communicates primarily in snippets of misspelled words and emoticons," Florio wrote on Sunday.

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The risks include an 'echo chamber effect', where one communicates primarily with those who are members of the same disciplinary culture, or think through the same disciplinary lens.

Some communities may be small and localised while others will be geographically dispersed 'virtual communities' that communicate primarily by telephone, e-mail, online discussion groups and videoconferencing, etc.

Communicating primarily via Telegram messenger, an app that allows for encrypted communications, Maqdisi sent word to Isis in January of this year that the Jordanians would be willing to conduct a prisoner swap: in return for the pilot, they would release a woman named Sajida al-Rishawi.

They communicated primarily through e-mail messages.

Honeybees communicate primarily with each other through vibrations.

"Over the next days, weeks and months, we communicated primarily via messaging," Mr. Gewirtz said.