Sentence examples similar to communicating uniquely from inspiring English sources
All animals can communicate, but humans uniquely acquire language and speech skills, says Michael Frank, associate professor of psychology and principal investigator of the Learning and Cognition Lab at Stanford.
Cinema is a visual language that uniquely communicates loneliness, and the struggle we commonly face to make meaning.
Is there hope for the Panamanian golden frog, a national symbol of Panama which uniquely communicates with other frogs by waving a leg?
"I am interested in people our business is about innovating for people and great novelists are uniquely gifted in communicating insights into people and culture," he explained.
It's a uniquely powerful means of communicating emotions, ideas and stories to a wide audience.
Communicating with and learning from other people, as well as understanding their intentions, is --- if not uniquely human -- then much more human than ape.
Quickly and concisely communicate what makes your project unique or uniquely beneficial, as well as why it deserves to come to fruition and the reason that your team is uniquely qualified to do the job.
While I know we have a long way to go, I believe games can communicate stories and messages in uniquely impactful ways.
This is precisely why public institutions like the Museum have such a critical role to play and are so uniquely positioned to communicate these issues to the public.
