Sentence examples similar to communicating distinctly from inspiring English sources
Back in 2006, the longtime senator communicated a distinctly different view on the issue.
"Today is a very sad day". Back in 2006, the longtime senator communicated a distinctly different view on the issue.
However, back in 2006 McCain communicated a distinctly different stance on the issue when he said, "The day that the leadership of the military comes to me and says, 'Senator, we ought to change the policy,' then I think we ought to consider seriously changing it".
Rather than trying to catalogue or historicize South Africa's vast constellation of artists, however, its directors seem focused on communicating the sense of thrilling momentum gripping the country as distinctly national sounds are coalescing.
Rather than trying to catalogue or historicize South Africa's vast constellation of artists, however, its directors focus on communicating the sense of thrilling momentum that's gripping the country as its distinctly national sounds begin to coalesce.
But when you take a close look at today's announcement, what have you really got here — a 10-year-old idea on how to communicate and collaborate in the enterprise with a distinctly Microsoft twist.
If you are still unable to communicate by any other means, try speaking even - more - slowly and even more distinctly to your listener (especially if you know you tend to mumble).
