Sentence examples for communicating some of from inspiring English sources

"This was the first type of art we had," and yet it seems appropriate for communicating some of our most sophisticated knowledge.

"[An app] is certainly capable of communicating some of the education, principles, tools, and techniques that one would learn in therapy, and supplementing therapeutic services," he adds.

I'd never considered that a slouch could be something to be proud of, a way of wordlessly communicating some form of BDE.

Mr. Wright wanted Spore to communicate some of the grand patterns of evolution.

That final qualifier communicates some of the discomfort in reading these chapters.

It's rare to have a movie where you wanna connect with somebody else and communicate some of the ideas".

Our goal is to communicate some of the exciting activities and contributions being made by members of our school.

If we define effective as a president who can live in that world and survive and communicate some of his dearly cherished views, he has been effective.

Affectation, jargon, pontification and sundry other ways of creating obfuscation and annoyance are sloughed off, and they are left only with the desire and the ability to communicate some of what they know and love to us, the waiting viewers.

Earlier on the WNYC program, Mr. Klein had said that he felt a sense of optimism was pervading the school system but acknowledged it had been difficult to communicate some of his reforms.

A science writer and veteran explainer communicates some of the propositions offered by theorists about the virtually unlimited computing power that may follow certain practical triumphs that are not quite in sight.