Sentence examples for communicating anything from inspiring English sources

The NSC's "communications counsellor" reportedly passed through Britain a couple of weeks ago without publicly communicating anything to anyone.As is usual at this time of year, nobs and snobs gathered this week at Ascot, for the smartest fixture in the horse-racing calendar.

But that's precisely when the Odyssey's steering feel seems to get lighter and gives up communicating anything to the driver.

Chester Bennington, the singer, is a tuneful screamer with a lip ring; he seems incapable of communicating anything less (or more) than total anguish.

Just imagine, Natasha — that friend of mine was incapable of communicating anything, remembered nothing except work-related squabbles, the heat, the fevers, and the wife of some British colonel.

If the range of his references has left some readers baffled, and frustrated by the lack of clearly discernable meanings, Ashbery has stated that "a poem that communicates something that's already known to a reader is not really communicating anything to him, and in fact shows a lack of respect".

By K. Burke and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, September 25 , 1943P. 13 A new term that is having quite a vogue in criticism these days is "phatic communion", and it means the part of a conversation, say, or a book, or a play, or any work of art that is not devoted to communicating anything but merely establishes a relationship between speaker and listener or between artist and audience.

He could communicate anything under any circumstances".

"The club has not communicated anything about this.

Screens don't communicate anything about what they do.

Again, R has failed to communicate anything to anyone.

Doesn't communicate anything to anyone on stage, of course, but it makes me feel better".