Sentence examples for communicating a point from inspiring English sources

Mohara Gill, Head of Art at Foyles, said: "Photojournalism can often be a more effective and immediate medium for communicating a point of view or observation than the written word.

Using 140 characters to communicate a point is pretty cool.

But for Kaepernick, kneeling was something quieter and more particular, a move he used to communicate a point about structural disenfranchisement.

But whether earnestly addressing the camera or engineering a phone call between Phyllis and her lover of four decades earlier, Ms. Kleine is unable to communicate a point, about either midcentury sexual mores or stifled suburban wives.

He refuses to rely on words to communicate a point, taking advantage of the display board and an abundance of marker pens to rapidly illustrate his approach to directing, painting, design.

The way he snatches the microphone from its stand and yanks it up to his mouth, the ever so slight crouch in his stance when he's trying to communicate a point, the gleam that appears to emanate from him onstage: all products of four-plus decades of work at keeping polka alive.

"They are trying to communicate a balanced point of view," he said.

He said it was private, but then he immediately communicated a larger point.

This has no claim to scholarly weight but may well communicate a genuine point that the play – pace the critics – was a popular one.

A diver communicating a problem underwater should then point to the source or location of the problem using their index finger.

Paul Young, director of Grad-Careers Ltd, recommends using this space to "communicate an extra point or two about why you should be selected for the next recruitment stage".