But, as one European puts it, the Administration communicates that point in the same way that colonial Englishmen were said to talk to uncomprehending foreigners: They just repeated themselves ever more slowly and loudly until Johnny Foreigner damn well understood.
"It was a matter of communicating that this was a starting point, a concept".
But from the moment his first scoring shot seared past Collingwood at backward point, he communicated that when he hit a ball it stayed hit.
Vikki Spruill, executive director of Seaweb, which, with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the Natural Resources Defense Council, makes up the coalition (www.caviaremptor.org), said, "We'd like to communicate the point that it is really in bad taste to be eating anything that is in such severe environmental decline, that it is not a status symbol".
Other artists such as Mickalene Thomas create a less fragile object if only to communicate the point that permanent damage has already occurred.
In addition, measurement of regional cerebral blood flow using H2O15 PET-scan showed that pointing when communicating with an addressee activated the right posterior superior temporal sulcus and the right medial prefrontal cortex, in contrast to pointing without communication.
Rather than thinking about situations as problems, think of them as challenges and opportunities, and communicate this point of view in your conversations with others.
(2007) [8] for parallel distributed-memory machines where processors communicate point-to-point.
Am I communicating my point of view in a way that my partner can understand?
Don't make your sentences (or the entire speech) any longer than it needs to be to communicate the points you're trying to get across.
