Sentence examples for communicating mainly from inspiring English sources

The brothers are said to speak rarely, communicating mainly through officials.

Communicating mainly by edicts from Qum, Iran, where he spends most of his time studying religion, Mr. Sadr had standing orders for his remaining militia, the Promised Day Brigade, to violently resist what he still terms an American occupation.

Communicating mainly by gestures one of the herdsmen, in a battered trilby-style hat, his face lined by sun and wind and warmed by a gap-toothed grin, gestured towards a small wooden hut.

Care providers do not consciously recognise all the mechanisms that lead to deficiencies in culturally competent asthma care they provide to ethnic minority children (e.g. communicating mainly from a biomedical perspective and using mostly informal interpreters).

She communicates mainly through squeaks and grunts.

They communicated mainly through instant messaging.

He communicates mainly by signifiers of good will.

But Ms. Lloyd lived in Boston, so they communicated mainly by phone and e-mail.

Information is communicated mainly by vibrations, physical contact, and chemical signals (e.g., odour).

She didn't like leaving her apartment in Harlem, and so communicated mainly by all-caps text message.

Husnawi and a local Kurdish commander speak of friendship, but the two men communicate mainly in sign language.